No. 1057How Catholic Nuns Use Shareholder Activism to Drive Corporate ReformAmong the most persistent shareholder activists in corporate America are about 80 nuns living in a monastery outside Kansas City. Set among rolling farmland, the Benedictine sisters of…
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No. 1057How Catholic Nuns Use Shareholder Activism to Drive Corporate ReformAmong the most persistent shareholder activists in corporate America are about 80 nuns living in a monastery outside Kansas City. Set among rolling farmland, the Benedictine sisters of…
No. 1058Can You Use FHSA and HBP Together in Canada to Buy a Home?If you’ve been saving to buy your first home, you’ve likely explored the best ways to grow your savings and build a meaningful down payment. You may also…
No. 1059What Happens If You Stop Using Your Credit Card?Ask MoneySense I would like to see an article on what to do when the credit card becomes less useful, such as when the introductory benefits wear off.…
No. 1060Fractional Shares Give New Investors Access to Expensive StocksWhen a high-priced stock feels out of reach, fractional trading offers a practical way to own a piece of the company without buying a full share. Instead of…
No. 1061Self-Employed with No Pension? Secure Your Retirement NowThe year 1975 marked the peak of bell-bottoms, soul music and employer pension coverage in Canada. At that time, roughly half of Canadian workers had access to a…
No. 1062David Miller, CFP – Retirement & Wealth Planning AdvisorMeet David Miller David Miller specializes in helping successful Canadian individuals, families, business owners and retirees identify and address their investment and financial planning needs on both sides…
No. 1063Scotiabank Expands U.S. Presence with KeyCorp StakeScotiabank has agreed to acquire a minority stake in U.S. regional bank KeyCorp as part of a renewed emphasis on growing its presence in the North American market.…
No. 1064Pension Income You Can Split With Your Spouse in RetirementIncome splitting lets you shift taxable income from your own tax return to the returns of family members. It’s most commonly used between married or common-law spouses, though…
No. 1065Will Food Prices Keep Rising? Weather’s Impact on Grocery CostsExtreme weather events—fires, floods, heat waves and droughts—are increasingly threatening Canada’s food supply chain, placing upward pressure on prices that reach the grocery store shelf, experts warn. “When…
No. 1066Annuity vs GIC: Which Is Right for Your Retirement?Ask MoneySense I’m 60 right now. If I buy an annuity for $100,000, the best quote I see would pay about $510 per month, or $6,120 a year.…
No. 1067Should Retirees Sell Stocks and Buy GICs Now?Ask MoneySense My husband is retired and concerned that his money invested in his RRSP and TFSA is fluctuating too much. He is wondering whether his funds should…
No. 1068How to Ladder GICs in Canada for Reliable ReturnsGuaranteed investment certificates (GICs), like other fixed-term investments, come with interest rate risk. If you have $20,000 to invest in GICs, you must choose whether to lock that…
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