Manulife Investment Savings Accounts are explained below. This post explains the difference between them, their current rates, and how to buy. I cover the funds MIP510, MIP610, MIP710, MIP810, MIP511, MIP611. Click here to view my Investment Savings Account rates… Continue Reading
Most HISA rates from major Canadian issuers are up to 1.60% as of the time of writing. A cash portfolio of $1,000,000 will currently yield an annual income of $16,000 at this rate. Click here to view the latest High… Continue Reading
With interest rates rising in the US, and an expectation that the Bank of Canada will raise rates during the remainder of 2018 (including an expected July raise), Canadian high interest savings accounts issuers, have mostly settled into offering rates… Continue Reading
Usually, the mining yield for Clam Coins, a proof of stake cryptocurrency, is high enough that I don’t use Poloniex to lend my clams, but over the past few days as the price of clam coins has been rising, the… Continue Reading
Since Bank of Canada raised benchmark rates a few weeks ago, by this time, all the major HISA issuers in Canada have updated their corresponding rates. The average rate on a high interest savings account that can be purchased through… Continue Reading
Stock market investors should pay at least some attention to the yield curve. An inverted yield curve has signaled a coming recession many times in the post war era, and an inverted yield curve might be appearing again soon. More… Continue Reading
