Category: Personal Finance

BoC holds 2.25% into June 10 — but the real debate is what comes next. What cut vs hike risk means for GICs, dividend stocks, and your portfolio.

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.

3 of 5 major Canadian banks predict BoC holds at 2.25%, 2 predict +75bps by year-end. What this means for your TFSA and RRSP allocation.

It’s week 21 of 2026. Check your TFSA, RRSP, and FHSA contribution progress with updated limits and pacing benchmarks for Canadian investors.

The BoC is expected to hold rates at 2.25% on June 10. Core inflation at target, bond markets pricing no change. What investors need to know.

April CPI releases today. Learn what hot or cool inflation means for your TFSA and RRSP positioning—GICs vs. dividend stocks vs. bonds.

The Bank of Canada’s next rate decision is June 10, 2026 — three weeks away. For […]

# April CPI Release Tuesday: What Canadian Investors Must Watch For Statistics Canada releases April 2026 […]