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The Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) is a great way to build wealth tax-efficiently, as it allows you to withdraw money tax-free. Yet, average Canadians in the 30-34 age group had $59,110 of unused TFSA contribution room, as per Statistics Canada’s 2022 TFSA contribution data. Don’t let your TFSA contribution go unused, as the time spent in the market is more rewarding than the time spent…

The energy sector is a significant contributor to Canada’s gross domestic product, as the country has the fourth-largest oil sands reserves. Investing in a country’s strength can help you fetch better returns. Since the pandemic and geopolitical tensions stirred up the global oil and natural gas supply chain, energy stocks have revived. North America now has Europe as a new customer for its…

BlackBerry (TSX:BB) stock shocked investors in the last few months, rising 125% between December 2024 and February 2025. However, this rally was short-lived, as the market reacted to something positive in a company that was depleting its cash reserves with constant losses. BlackBerry’s stock price rally is unsustainable BlackBerry reported its first-ever operating cash flow in many years in…

Having a single source of income is no longer a viable solution. The economic scenario is an eye-opener that jobs and business have their ups and downs. Savings may not be able to fight high inflation. Whether you are an employee or a small business owner, it is imperative to build a passive source of income. Thankfully, the Toronto Stock Exchange has some monthly dividend stocks on which you can…

BCE (TSX:BCE) made some bold decisions that shareholders welcomed. The company began its restructuring from a telco to techno back in 2023 to exit or reduce exposure to markets regulated by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC). BCE has been consistently losing market share in wireless to Telus Corporation. This happened as it reduced capital expenditures in fibre…

Having a bank account comes with benefits and costs. Many banks offer 3.5%–5% interest on savings accounts. Banks are one of the safest modes of investment and enjoy people’s trust. However, they also carry risks. In a recession, even banks face crises. There have been instances of depositors withdrawing their money all at once in the United States, squeezing the bank dry of cash. Canada’s big…

Can a stock with a 5.56% annual dividend yield give you $13,640 in yearly dividends? It can. For that, you need to adopt an accumulation strategy. If you keep accumulating a growth stock for a long time, it can improve your yield significantly. Even among dividend stocks, there are dividend-growth stocks which grow their dividends annually as they grow their cash flow. Canadian Natural Resources…

The $7,000 Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) contribution room is a good opportunity to invest in Canadian value stocks and hold them for the long term. This year, Trump tariffs created uncertainty and bearish momentum in the first half, a nirvana for value seekers. However, a 90-day tariff pause in April 2025 revived most stocks, and now trade negotiations have further moved stocks upwards. If you…