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Opening your first investing account is an exciting milestone. It marks the beginning of your journey toward financial independence, wealth creation, and potentially achieving long-term financial goals. With the convenience of online brokerages, getting started has never been easier. But before you click

Who doesn’t want to see a little extra money arriving in their bank account without having to work another shift? I certainly understand the appeal, especially when your regular paycheque already has so many places to go. But most side income ideas often

Shopify’s (TSX: SHOP) strong Q2 results boosted its stock, with shares up more than 47% over the past three months. Now, as the Canadian tech giant will report its third-quarter (Q3) earnings on November 3, the obvious question is whether it is a

The big data centre buildout has taken a U-turn amidst growing concerns around hyperscalers’ binge borrowing. While there were many warning signs, Meta Platforms’ (NASDAQ: META) plans to create a new class of non-voting shares to fund artificial intelligence (AI) investments triggered a

Building financial security does not require perfect timing, complicated budgets, or constant willpower. You can make it a no-brainer by setting savings to be automatic.  By setting up recurring transfers into a dedicated savings account, you can steadily build an emergency fund while

It’s no secret that the Trump trade war has created a tonne of uncertainty for Canadian stocks, and Nutrien (TSX: NTR) is one of the biggest names to consider as investors weigh what comes next. As most investors know, Nutrien is a roughly

A mortgage quote can become more expensive without a new Bank of Canada announcement. That’s frustrating for borrowers waiting for the central bank to provide relief, but it reflects how fixed-rate mortgages are financed. The Bank of Canada held its policy rate at

A government deadline can sound like the end of a dispute. For Stelco (TSX: STLC) workers and investors following its U.S. owner, October 13 was more likely another step in a difficult argument over jobs, tariffs, and promises made during a takeover. Ottawa

In 1955, at age 29, Stephen Jarislowsky, a Montreal resident, started an investment firm with just $150. Like Warren Buffett, Jarislowsky focused on owning great businesses over the long term. Jarislowsky passed away recently at the ripe old age of 101. Along the

Traders work on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City. Brendan Mcdermid | Reuters Happy birthday to the bull market, which just turned four. Monday marks the fourth anniversary of the current bull market, with the S&P