manulife financial
Toronto symbol MFC, sells life and other forms of insurance, as well as mutual funds and investment management services. It operates in 19 countries and territories worldwide.
Business—both in Canada and internationally—remains strong for our two top Canadian insurance recommendations. These two stocks largely recovered all of the ground they lost in March 2020 with onset of the pandemic. We think they are now poised to move even higher....
GEORGE WESTON LTD., $133.40, is a buy. The holding company (Toronto symbol WN; Shares outstanding: 149.8 million; Market cap: $19.2 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 1.8%; www.weston.ca) makes a number of bakery products through Weston Foods....
Business—both in Canada and internationally—remains strong for our two top Canadian insurance recommendations. These two stocks have recovered all of the ground they lost in March 2020 with onset of the pandemic, and we think they are now poised to move even higher....
One of the best methods of building wealth over time is to zero in on the shares of quality companies with a consistent history of sales and earnings (or the ETFs that hold them). Solid balance sheets and a strong hold on a growing clientele are also pluses.
Here are two ETFs that aim to offer investors portfolios of companies selected on the basis of their quality characteristics....
Here are two ETFs that aim to offer investors portfolios of companies selected on the basis of their quality characteristics....
MCDONALD’S CORP. $243 is a buy. The fast-food giant (New York symbol MCD; Income-Growth Dividend Payer Portfolio, Consumer sector; Shares outstanding: 746.8 million; Market cap: $181.5 billion; Dividend yield: 2.1%; Dividend Sustainability Rating: Highest; www.mcdonalds.com) now has 39,396 restaurants in about 120 countries....
Business for our two top Canadian insurance recommendations, both in Canada and internationally, remains strong. These two stocks have recovered all of the ground they lost in March 2020, and we think they are now poised to move even higher. Meanwhile, each insurer offers you solid, sustainable dividend yields.
MANULIFE FINANCIAL CORP., $24.12, is a buy....
MANULIFE FINANCIAL CORP., $24.12, is a buy....
MANULIFE FINANCIAL CORP. $24 is a buy. The insurer (Toronto symbol MFC; Conservative-Growth Payer Portfolio; Finance sector; Shares outstanding: 1.9 billion; Market cap: $45.6 billion; Dividend yield: 4.7%; Dividend Sustainability Rating: Above Average; www.manulife.ca) last raised its quarterly dividend by 12.0% with the March 2020 payment....
Business for our two top Canadian insurance recommendations remains strong, both in Canada and internationally. These two stocks have recovered all of the ground they lost in March 2020—and we think they are now poised to move even higher. Meanwhile, each insurer offers you solid, sustainable dividend yields.
MANULIFE FINANCIAL CORP., $27.19, is a buy. This safety-conscious blue-chip company (Toronto symbol MFC; Shares o/s: 1.9 billion; Market cap: $52.0 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 4.1%; www.manulife.ca) is Canada’s largest life insurer.
Manulife sells other forms of insurance, including health, dental and travel plans; its mutual funds and investment management services further diversify its revenue stream.
As of March 31, 2021, the company had $1.3 trillion in assets under administration....
MANULIFE FINANCIAL CORP., $27.19, is a buy. This safety-conscious blue-chip company (Toronto symbol MFC; Shares o/s: 1.9 billion; Market cap: $52.0 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 4.1%; www.manulife.ca) is Canada’s largest life insurer.
Manulife sells other forms of insurance, including health, dental and travel plans; its mutual funds and investment management services further diversify its revenue stream.
As of March 31, 2021, the company had $1.3 trillion in assets under administration....
Last month we recommended some international ETFs—but at the same time, we noted that Canadian investors often have a bias for investing in their home markets. And we agree with that bias—we still recommend that most Canadians hold the bulk of their portfolios in Canadian stocks, or ETFs that hold those stocks.
Here we highlight two ETFs that invest in top Canadian stocks....
Here we highlight two ETFs that invest in top Canadian stocks....
Business for our two top Canadian insurance recommendations remains steady, although COVID-19 has slowed their share-price growth. Still, both firms should rebound quickly once the coronavirus outbreak eases. That will lift the value of their shares. Meanwhile, each insurer offers you a high, sustainable dividend yield.
MANULIFE FINANCIAL CORP., $22.43, is a buy. This safety-conscious blue-chip company (Toronto symbol MFC; Shares o/s: 1.9 billion; Market cap: $43.1 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 5.0%; www.manulife.ca) is Canada’s largest life insurer.
Manulife sells other forms of insurance, including health, dental and travel plans; its mutual funds and investment management services further diversify its revenue stream.
As of September 30, 2020, the company had $1.3 trillion in assets under administration....
MANULIFE FINANCIAL CORP., $22.43, is a buy. This safety-conscious blue-chip company (Toronto symbol MFC; Shares o/s: 1.9 billion; Market cap: $43.1 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 5.0%; www.manulife.ca) is Canada’s largest life insurer.
Manulife sells other forms of insurance, including health, dental and travel plans; its mutual funds and investment management services further diversify its revenue stream.
As of September 30, 2020, the company had $1.3 trillion in assets under administration....