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3 unfamiliar stocks with 8–12% dividend yield Jan 25th
If you’re looking for good dividend stocks to buy, there’s a good chance you already know the most popular ones. Verizon, Coca Cola, 3M etc. are pretty safe stocks overall, and can easily provide a 5–6% return a year at current prices. But if you want to make more than that with dividends, you.... More »
Closing small business tax loopholes won’t make things ‘fairer’ + MORE Sep 25th
Finance Minister Bill Morneau speaking in Calgary in January 2016. The Bank of Canada is looking to the federal government for fiscal leadership. (Paul Chiasson/CP)
Is Canada’s tax system fair? That question has been the subject of a fiery debate across Canada ever since federal Finance Minister B.... More »
When does the “plus 1” rule apply to a principal residence? + MORE Jan 23rd
If I am willed a house and prefer to sell my primary residence to move into the inherited house, do I pay capital tax on the sale of my house?Is it better to be on title of the house I will inherit, even though I own another house, or leave it as an inherited house only to save taxes?—Doris
Tax.... More »
Tips For Investing At Every Stage of Your Career May 5th
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Before making an important investment decision, one might consider a number of factors, including fees, time horizon, risk tolerance, performance, to name a .... More »
Wall St ends mixed, US Treasury yields spike on robust data, solid earnings - Reuters Oct 17th
Wall St ends mixed, US Treasury yields spike on robust data, solid earnings ReutersThe close: TSX higher, S&P 500 flat as bond yields continue march higher even as Canadian inflation eases The Globe and MailStock market today: Wall Street drifts and yields rise as U.S. shop.... More »
RBC faces scrutiny following report of excess investor fees
– theglobeandmail.com
The excess of fees charged were found in client accounts at the investment dealer RBC Dominion Securities and the bank’s mutual-fund dealer Royal Mutual Funds Inc., as well as asset manager RBC Phillips, Hager & North Investment Counsel Inc.
