The “Big Five” Canadian banks offer investment funds and include Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto Dominion Bank (TD Canada Trust), Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). Let’s explore the best place for you to invest.
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Weekend Reading – Can’t call it quits, Podcasts, Rob Ford antics and more + MORE Nov 8th
In support of Financial Literacy Month #FLM2013 I posted two articles recently:
Some name changes required for a few Canadian financial accounts, and
Tax Deferred Investing 101 courtesy of RRSPs.
More 101 articles are on the way, including my take on credit.
By now, you (and the rest of the world) h.... More »
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 “Sold Out” Across Major Cities, Production Ramped Up: Check Price And Top Features - NDTV Profit Jul 31st
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 “Sold Out” Across Major Cities, Production Ramped Up: Check Price And Top Features NDTV ProfitSamsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 review: great-looking and fun, but iterative Android The GuardianGalaxy Z Fold 7 is such a big hit that Samsung's run out of stock in.... More »
Sluggish exports continue to confound, says Bank of Canada governor + MORE Oct 9th
WASHINGTON – The perplexingly persistent sluggishness of exports has slowed Canada’s adjustment to low oil prices, the country’s central banker said Saturday.
The problem continues to confound, Stephen Poloz said.
Canada is relying on an anticipated jump in non-commodity exports, a.... More »
TSX set to open little changed; markets await word from US Fed - CTV News + MORE Sep 17th
CTV NewsTSX set to open little changed; markets await word from US FedCTV NewsTHE CANADIAN PRESS. TORONTO -- The Toronto stock market looked set to open flat on Wednesday, as traders wait for news from the U.S. Federal Reserve to see if there are any plans to raise interest rates before the middle o.... More »
Resource sector earnings pull down Canada’s corporate profit growth + MORE Mar 1st
Adjusted profits in oil and gas are down 76 per cent compared with fourth quarter in 2013
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On the BlackBerry Earnings Call, Some Key Numbers
– blogs.wsj.com
Research In Motion’s financial chief provided some key–and disappointing–first-quarter numbers on the company’s earnings call.
4.5 year – 2.45%
– ratesupermarket.ca
This GIC rate is offered by Outlook Financial and was updated on 2013-03-14. Click on the link above to get more details or apply online.
Weekend Readings – What’s Going On In Wimbledon?
– IntelligentSpeculator.net
I am a big tennis fan and Wimbledon is clearly a unique event in so many ways. I know a few of you have been watching.. I still can’t believe all of those early losses.. Federer, Nadal and so many others… it’s been a memorable first week! Now hoping to see a Murray-Djokovic final… and maybe a couple more wins for Eugenie Bouchard?:)General Readings
-Why is it so hard to hire great people? @ TheAtlantic
-Insiders are buying and that’s good news @ Marketwatch
-Why aren’t the top journalists rich? @ Priceonomics
-Investors running out of the bond market @ NYT
Dividend Readings
-Stocks beyond numbers – 5 golden rules @ TheDividendGuyBlog
-Waste management unappealing for 2013 @ DividendMonk
Tech Stock Readings
-Is Mark Zuckerberg the new Bill Gates? @ PandoDaily
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5.5 year – 2.70%
– ratesupermarket.ca
This GIC rate is offered by Outlook Financial and was updated on 2013-03-14. Click on the link above to get more details or apply online.
BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion Ltd. left some company watchers scratching their heads early Friday by not giving details on shipments of its new BlackBerry 10 phones in its first-quarter earnings release.
