These two high-quality dividend stocks offer high yields and are incredibly safe, making them perfect for Canadian retirees.

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Hercules Capital stands out among BDCs amid SOFR-driven dividend normalization. See here for HTGC's underlying fundamentals ...

Social Security's cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) do not tend to do a good job of standing up to inflation. For this ...

The market has broadened considerably and we're seeing previously unloved areas of the market, such as energy and small caps, ...

The TFSA contribution limit in 2026 is $7,000. This brings the cumulative maximum contribution room per person to $109,000 ...

The average TFSA balance for Canadians between the age of 55–59 is roughly $33,200, which is pretty low. The average TFSA ...

There are plenty of reasons to buy closed-end funds (CEFs), but the one that most investors love most is pretty obvious. The ...

If you are retiring or you’re already retired and you have a portfolio that includes dividend ETFs, it’s a good idea to make ...

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That makes it a great way to ride another strong market year while gleaning a 5.3% dividend that grows with the fund’s portfolio returns, as management pledges to pay “substantially all net investment ...