The following three stocks have outperformed the broader equity markets this year and could continue their uptrend.

If you have a bit of cash you're looking to set aside, these are the easiest tech stocks for some serious growth.

Do Canadians take the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) early? Data from Statistics Canada show almost 40% of CPP users start payments at 60, not at the standard age of 65. Those who claim their pensions at ...

As reasonably valued TFSA stocks today, Bank of Nova Scotia and Canadian National Railway offer reliable dividends and long-term growth potential. As this year finishes up and Canadians head into 2025 ...

Canada’s consumer inflation report and the U.S. manufacturing and existing home sales data will remain on TSX investors’ ...

A mid-cap stock in TSX’s energy sector is among the profitable choices for income-oriented investors in 2024. Whitecap ...

Alaris Equity Partners is a high dividend stock that remains an attractive buy for income-seeking investors in November.

BMO Canadian Dividend ETF (TSX:ZDV) is a great income ETF for those seeking a safe but generous passive-income boost.

To start, let’s talk about SmartCentres’s dividend performance. For Canadian dividend investors, consistent income is a top priority, and SmartCentres has been delivering on that. Most recently, it ...

Dollarama (TSX:DOL) has had quite the year, riding high on a wave of consistent performance and strategic growth. As of now, Dollarama’s stock is trading around $152.30, marking a significant rise ...

Telus (TSX:T) stock has certainly been an underperformer in recent years, but let’s dive into why this dividend stock could be a buy right now. With a current dividend yield of around 7.5% at the time ...

Let's dive into the near- and medium-term outlook for Loblaw (TSX:L) stock and where experts see this company headed from here.