Category: Personal Finance

The June US jobs report missed expectations badly. What it means for Canadian rates, the loonie, and rate-sensitive TSX stocks.

Canada’s real GDP grew 0.5% in April 2026, easing recession fears. What the rebound means for investors before the July 15 Bank of Canada call.

The Bank of Canada decides July 15. What to expect, why a hold is likely, and how Canadian investors should position their portfolios.

Canada’s economy stalled in early 2026. Tuesday’s GDP release could shape the Bank of Canada’s next move and what it means for your portfolio.

Canada’s inflation rose to 3.2% in May 2026, driven by gasoline. Core sits at 2.1%. What it means for the Bank of Canada’s July 15 rate decision.

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.