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Cutting your capital gains tax bill with these taxable capital gains strategies will help you retain more of your money

Discover how dividend stocks can be the most profitable stocks in your portfolio

It’s never too early to invest for a child, and we have the tips for you to do it successfully

Canadians must close their RRSPs the year they turn 71: Make the most of your RRIF conversion

Investors who hold dividend-paying Canadian stocks get an additional bonus: their dividends may be eligible for the tax credit reserved for the dividends of Canadian corporations.


This means those dividends get taxed at a lower rate than the same amount of interest income; for example, investors in the highest tax bracket pay tax of about 30% on dividends, compared to around 50% on interest income....

Discover what to hold in your Canadian RRSP and what not to hold in it—including gold and gold stocks

Four key factors and three tips to consider when investing for retirement

Look no further if you want to discover who pays capital gain tax (and if it includes you)

The best high dividend paying stocks pay a consistent dividend year after year.

Best ways to develop a retirement income strategy that fits your investing needs