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Is it Apple's turn for a FAANG-over? Tech giant set to reveal earnings Tuesday + MORE Jul 30th
Apple Inc. reports after the closing of stock market trading on Tuesday with much of the attention likely to be focused once again on the future of the company's key product, the iPhone..... More »
The best high-interest savings accounts in Canada for 2025 + MORE Jun 9th
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Using The Wealth Formula to boost investment success + MORE Jan 8th
For many Canadians, learning investment basics can lead to smarter choices and, ultimately, a better retirement. A good starting point is understanding the fundamental elements that determine investment success or failure. These elements can be summed up in a simple equation I call “The Wealth For.... More »
Making sense of the markets this week: September 28 Sep 27th
Each week, Cut the Crap Investing founder Dale Roberts shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.
Is beating the market a thing of the past?
There are many reasons why it gets harder and harder to beat the market. Even for the likes of Berkshire Hathaway’s Warren Buffett.... More »
Webull Canada Review 2024 + MORE Jan 19th
Webull has arrived in Canada. The buzzy stock trading platform, which has 11 million customers around the world, announced on January 2 that it was accepting applications for Canadian accounts.
Is Webull available in Canada?
Yes. Webull Corporation, a popular Cayman Islands-owned a.... More »
Allegations of inflated property values at centre of RCMP syndicated mortgage fraud investigation
– cbc.ca
The RCMP believe an alleged mortgage fraud involving real-estate projects across the country runs so deep that it could hurt Canadian financial and real estate markets.
