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Three exchange-traded funds (ETFs) should mean diversification, right? Not necessarily. If each fund owns many of the same companies, your Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) may contain three ticker symbols wrapped around one surprisingly large technology bet.

That isn’t automatically a problem. Technology companies have produced tremendous growth, and several deser...


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Investing through a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) lets investors build long-term wealth through capital gains and dividend income without paying tax. For investments with the potential to grow substantially, avoiding tax on those gains can meanin...


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There is nothing better than collecting dividends from stocks that you don’t have to worry about. Earning passive income is all about minimizing stress. That is especially true if you require that income for retirement. You want stocks that you can ...


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For Canadians, savings accounts are a sensible place to keep emergency funds and money needed in the short term. They offer liquidity and capital preservation, even if the interest earned is modest. 

According to Ratehub.ca, standard savings account rates can range from as little as 0.01% at traditional banks to roughly 1.50%-3.00% at digital and alternati...


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Inflation is one of the biggest threats to long-term wealth because it works quietly. Your savings account may show a growing balance, but if prices rise faster than your money earns, your purchasing power is shrinking.

This is why income invest...


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