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“How many stocks should I own?” This is a frequently asked question by both new and experienced investors. Here’s the answer.
When we get questions about investing in stocks through split-share, our advice is, avoid the risk and invest in good stocks individually
Beware of investment concepts that add unnecessary features, and so increase fees and risk. These “bells & whistles” may seem like attractive enhancements, but they’re usually just thinly veiled marketing campaigns.
To determine when to buy an ETF, some investors use technical analysis and other tools. But you need to dig deeper.
Invest in different types of investments for retirement, and to take a diversified approach that will help you keep more of your money over time
Tax shelters in Canada aim to reduce or eliminate your tax liability, they are great ways for Canadian investors to cut their tax bills.
Overall we see safer investments for retirees as ones that focus on a long-term conservative strategy and make calculated use of RRSPs and RRIFs to boost returns
Some Canadian investors use currency hedging to protect against a future drop in the U.S. dollar. Consider the iShares Core S&P 500 ETF.
Characteristics of the best stocks with dividends typically include long dividend track record, along with market dominance
Adding undervalued TSX stocks to your portfolio is a great way to boost your returns over time. There are some key factors you need to watch out for, though, so read on