Category: Personal Finance

Learn how to invest your FHSA before the Dec 31 deadline. $8,000 annual limit, 15-year clock, and investment options for first-time home buyers.

Canada’s May inflation report lands June 22. What to watch and how the data could move dividend stocks, REITs, and rate-sensitive investments.

The 2026 TFSA limit is $7,000 – but the withdrawal re-contribution rule trips up many Canadians and can trigger a 1% monthly CRA penalty.

The Fed held at 3.50-3.75% but signaled a possible hike. What the hawkish turn means for Canadian investors, the loonie, banks, and dividend stocks.

Bank of Canada held interest rates at 2.25% in June 2026. What the fifth consecutive hold means for bonds, GICs, dividend stocks, and investors.

2026 TFSA limit: $7,000 ($109,000 cumulative). RRSP limit: $33,810. Your CRA room figure may not reflect recent 2025 activity. Here’s what to check.

Bank of Canada decides June 10, 2026. Markets price a hold at 2.25%. What it means for dividend stocks, GICs, REITs, and your TFSA or RRSP.

Canada’s Q1 2026 GDP stalled at 0.0%, missing forecasts. With the Bank of Canada deciding June 10, will rates hold? What it means for investors.

TD beat expectations with $4.17B in profit and raised its dividend – but also set aside over $1B for bad loans. A beginner’s breakdown.

National Bank grew Q2 profit to $1.23B and raised its dividend, yet shares fell 4%. A beginner’s lesson on why good news isn’t always an up day.