Category: Personal Finance

Canada’s June CPI came in at 2.8% year-over-year, slightly below consensus. What Monday’s data means for the Bank of Canada’s next move and TSX investors.

Canada’s June CPI report drops today at 8:30am ET. What economists expect, why it matters for interest rates, and how Canadian investors should prepare.

Bank of Canada held its rate at 2.25% on July 15, 2026. Here’s what the decision means for your bonds, GICs, dividend stocks, and REITs.

The best Canadian ETFs for tax-free growth inside your TFSA — including XEQT, VEQT, VFV, and VDY. Compare costs, yields, and find the right fit.

GICs or dividend stocks? Compare rates, tax treatment, risk, and returns for Canadian investors in 2026. Data as of July 13.

All 36 economists expect the BoC to hold at 2.25% Wednesday — but 19 see no change until July 2027. What it means for your portfolio.

Canada added 18,000 jobs in June with unemployment falling to 6.5%, but wage growth accelerating to 3.3% complicates the BoC’s July 15 rate decision.

RRSP vs TFSA for dividend stocks: compare 2026 tax treatment, contribution limits, and withdrawal rules to see which account keeps more of your dividends.

Bank of Canada’s Q2 survey shows 17% of firms budgeting for recession, up from 9%. What it means for investors before July 15.

Canada’s June jobs report drops July 10, five days before the BoC decision. What investors should watch and what it means for portfolios.