What are the best high interest ETFs for Canadian investors? Historically, Canadian investors have turned to High Interest Savings Accounts (HISA) offered by banks and brokerages, which are usually bought and sold in the same vein as mutual funds. These… Continue Reading
Will BNP Paribas make a good investment for shareholders? And, what do this bank’s current challenges tell us about rot in the European banking system? How might its current CEO position the bank for the future? This post will provide… Continue Reading
Commercial real estate trends, once a powerhouse investment opportunity, is facing a reckoning. This sector, comprising office spaces, retail outlets, and industrial properties, is entangled in the evolving economic conditions and changing workplace norms. Let’s delve into commercial real estate… Continue Reading
The office market is undoubtedly going through a transformation. Post-pandemic, the market is searching for its new identity, and while it is still too early to predict what the future holds, one thing is clear: the days of the traditional… Continue Reading
Hot Stock Tips. We all dream of wealth. Some aspire to amass it through entrepreneurship, building something from scratch. Others, already fortunate, are intent on growing their riches wisely. But what about those who want to secure significant wealth without… Continue Reading
Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RSPs) are a popular way for Canadians to save for retirement. Contributions to RSPs are tax-deductible, which means that they can help reduce your income tax bill. However, there are limits to how much you can… Continue Reading
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) have become an increasingly popular investment vehicle for those seeking to invest in real estate without owning physical property. REITs are companies that own and operate income-generating real estate assets, such as office buildings, shopping… Continue Reading
I’ve updated the rates on my USD HISA rates page, where I list High Interest Savings Accounts available to Canadian investors using brokerage accounts. These HISAs can be bought and sold like mutual funds. Click here to view current USD… Continue Reading
Air Canada is a Canadian based airline with a multiple class share structure. This post briefly describes Air Canada’s share structure. Generally, I avoid investing in companies with multiple class voting shares. I think having some shareholders subordinate to others… Continue Reading
Thanks to a reader for providing me with a new link to Scotiabank’s investment savings account fund code DYN6000. Click here to view the list of current rates. The rate on DYN6000 is currently 0.40%, while EQ Bank stands at… Continue Reading
