Key Takeaways TFSAs allow Canadians to earn investment income tax-free, which can significantly accelerate long-term growth.

A non-registered account, on the other hand, doesn’t offer any tax advantages: All the investment income is taxable. Still, ...

Saving for your future in Canada means choosing between two accounts with distinct benefits. Registered Retirement Savings ...

To confirm this, list out your current and future assets and income and project them into the future. Will you have ...

It may be 2026, but a new survey suggests a gender gap when it comes to investing. “Women are a little more than half the ...

One option is iShares Silver Bullion ETF ( TSX: SVR ). For a 0.66% expense ratio, it provides Canadian dollar exposure to the ...

Canada’s public markets are shrinking. The Fraser Institute documents a 32.7% drop in listings since 2010 and a collapse in IPO activity from 67 new listings in 2010 to just four in 2024 — evidence ...

TD Bank (TSX:TD) is a TFSA-worthy stock that remains cheap despite a historic year of gains. The post The Best Canadian ...

According to a 2025 survey, most households with over $200,000 in investable assets are choosing not to put their retirement ...

Many retirees are unprepared for the switch from saving to spending. Here’s how to turn your retirement savings into steady, ...

There's a 15% foreign withholding tax levied on U.S.-based dividends. The post The TFSA’s Hidden Fine Print When It Comes to ...

As a refresher, within a TFSA, you have the flexibility to invest in similar securities as you would in your Registered ...