All about Canadian investments. Learn the ins and outs and get the latest news.
Latest News
Inching Towards The Eradication Of TB In India: The Impact Of COVID-19 On The Mission Of Eradication? | Th - TheHealthSite Mar 27th
Inching Towards The Eradication Of TB In India: The Impact Of COVID-19 On The Mission Of Eradication? | Th TheHealthSiteCalls for increased investment towards TB and research: Russell Rensburg SABC NewsUAE Ministry of Health and Prevention backs global efforts to end TB by 2030.... More »
Twitter Reportedly Planning to Charge $20 per Month for Verification, Even For Those Already Verified - IGN Oct 31st
Twitter Reportedly Planning to Charge $20 per Month for Verification, Even For Those Already Verified IGNWION Fineprint: Elon Musk planning layoffs at Twitter, say reports | World News | WION WIONElon Musk says Twitter will revise how it verifies users The Globe and .... More »
Is China’s economy slowing down? Jun 17th
Shanghai, China, 2010.
China has been an economic powerhouse for decades and a massive driver of growth and sources of investment around the world. However, as one of the world’s largest economies, it appears to be slowing as it matures.
There are a variety of signs and potential reasons. Trade te.... More »
How it works: Capital gains tax on the sale of a property + MORE May 3rd
Capital gains. Even the mention of these two words together can immediately conjure myths about owing the government 50% of the money earned from selling a home. But, like most rumours, it’s only half true—for now. You may have also heard that Budget 2024, the Canadian federal government introdu.... More »
’Tis the season for tax-loss selling in Canada + MORE Dec 8th
With 2023’s year-end fast approaching, late December is a critical period for Canadian investors and their money managers. Now that we’re in the fourth quarter, this is the time to take inventory of your investments—and specifically taxable non-registered investment accounts—with an eye to m.... More »
How much you need to retire at age 55 in small-town Ontario
– moneysense.ca
Chris P. and his wife Anne are both 36 years old and live in a small rural town in northern Ontario. Chris is a safety inspector and Anne works as an administrative assistant. The couple also has three boys under the age of eight. “We’re busy,” says Chris, whose wife Anne just returned to work earlier this month after her third maternity leave. “With hockey, baseball, soccer and lots of nature walks with the kids, we try to fill our spare time with doing activities with the boys,” says Anne.The couple has a household income of $115,000 with Chris being the highest income earner in the family, earning $90,000 and Anne earnings $25,000. Both work full-time. And even though they have large expenses on their budget these days—daycare is about $9,400 a year while food and groceries—including diapers and other baby products—comes in at about $20,000 annually. “With three kids, expenses can be high but we are still very much savers,” says Chris. “It’s our good savings habits over the last 10 years that have allowed us to build up our retirement savings…
'Don't do drugs' won't work: BC coroner – MetroNews Canada
– news.google.ca
MetroNews Canada'Don't do drugs' won't work: BC coronerMetroNews CanadaB.C.-based Alternatives Funeral and Cremation Services used this funeral stock image with the caption "Will fentanyl be the reason for your next family get-together?" in a fall 2017 drug education campaign that garnered rebuke from B.C.'s Chief Coroner …and more »
A simple stock-picking strategy you can bank on
– theglobeandmail.com
Buying a laggard among the five biggest names in the banking sector works more often than it misfires
The cracks in the Enbridge dividend story
– theglobeandmail.com
This company has little business paying a dividend in the first place
The bitcoin investing mania is spilling into stocks
– moneysense.ca
BitcoinThe bitcoin buzz has turned up a few more notches, a tonne more than is healthy for any serious investment vehicle. But it’s hardly surprising considering its value has increased about tenfold this year, smashing last week through an US$11,000 per unit valuation. At one point last week it gained US$1,000 in just 12 hours – a terrific way to make a bundle for anyone who could time that right. Market cap has surpassed a staggering US$250 billion.
Similarly ethereum, a rival cryptocurrency started in Canada and a popular platform for app developers, has hit a record high. It’s currently trading around US$442 with a market cap of more than US$42 billion.
In a milestone move, the CME Group said Friday it would bring bitcoin out of the Wild West and into the mainstream a bit, by offering investors the opportunity to trade bitcoin futures, with a traditional trading window and circuit filters that would not only curb volatility but give skeptics a chance to sell the market short…


