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Best Canadian Dividend Stocks – January 2026

By FT January 2, 2026

As we head into back to school season, our January 2026 Best Canadian Dividend Stocks list update reveals a pretty solid year-to-date performance for our…

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Best Canadian High Interest Savings Accounts

By FT December 26, 2025

While even the best high interest savings accounts saw their rates trend downward in 2025, the interest rate outlook for 2026 is mixed. GIC rates…

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Best Canadian Dividend ETFs for 2026 (And Why We Prefer Dividend Stocks)

By FT December 25, 2025

Having written about dividend investing in Canada for close to twenty years, I regularly hear from readers wondering whether the best Canadian dividend ETFs are…

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Maxed out RRSP and TFSA – Now What?

By FT December 24, 2025

I recently received an email from a reader with a bright financial future.  They have a maxed out TFSA and has recently maxed out her…

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Best All-in-One ETFs in Canada 2026

By FT December 18, 2025

Canada’s all-in-one ETFs (also called “portfolio ETFs” or “asset-allocation ETFs”) represent arguably the biggest leap forward in investing for DIY Canadians since the first index…

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Best Canadian Dividend Stocks – January 2026

By FT January 2, 2026

As we head into back to school season, our January 2026 Best Canadian Dividend Stocks list update reveals a pretty solid year-to-date performance for our…

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Best Low Risk Investments in Canada Right Now (January 2026)

By FT December 29, 2025

After a volatile few years and with markets at all-time high valuations, it’s no surprise that many investors are heading into 2026 prioritizing low risk…

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Best Short Term Investments in Canada Right Now (January 2026)

By FT December 29, 2025

With interest rates having fallen over the past couple of years, it’s more important than ever to get the most bank for your buck when…

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Wealth Management Companies in Canada 2026

By Kyle Prevost December 27, 2025

When I first wrote about the best financial advisors in Canada it got some attention from Canada’s wealth management companies due to the news and…

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Best Financial Advisors in Canada

By Kyle Prevost December 26, 2025

In trying to do your homework and separate the best financial advisors in Canada from the rest, you’re going to run into a lot of…

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Best Canadian High Interest Savings Accounts

By FT December 26, 2025

While even the best high interest savings accounts saw their rates trend downward in 2025, the interest rate outlook for 2026 is mixed. GIC rates…

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Best Canadian Dividend ETFs for 2026 (And Why We Prefer Dividend Stocks)

By FT December 25, 2025

Having written about dividend investing in Canada for close to twenty years, I regularly hear from readers wondering whether the best Canadian dividend ETFs are…

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Maxed out RRSP and TFSA – Now What?

By FT December 24, 2025

I recently received an email from a reader with a bright financial future.  They have a maxed out TFSA and has recently maxed out her…

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Best GIC Rates in Canada – January 2026

By Kyle Prevost December 23, 2025

With the Bank of Canada signalling that rate cuts will be slow-if-at-all in 2026, it has become abundantly clear that the best GIC rates in…

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Edward Jones Review (Canada)

By FT December 23, 2025

After we published our recent article on the best financial advisors in Canada, my inbox lit up with variations of the same question: Should I…

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Wealthsimple Trade vs. TD Direct Investing

By Meg December 23, 2025

The Wealthsimple vs TD Direct Investing comparison usually comes down to: Do you want rock bottom pricing and a simple mobile-first experience, or do you…

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Market Predictions for 2025

By Kyle Prevost December 20, 2025

It’s that time of the year when all the financial geeks submit their market predictions for the new year (usually far in advance so that…

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Wealthsimple vs BMO in 2026

By FT December 20, 2025

While a sleek fintech company like Wealthsimple might have a completely different background than a long-established institution like BMO, they are overlapping to a significant…

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Questrade vs BMO InvestorLine – 2026 Comparison

By Jordan December 19, 2025

The BMO vs Questrade battle takes place amongst a quickly growing field of Canadian online brokers. With more options than ever, Canadian DIY investors have…

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Best All-in-One ETFs in Canada 2026

By FT December 18, 2025

Canada’s all-in-one ETFs (also called “portfolio ETFs” or “asset-allocation ETFs”) represent arguably the biggest leap forward in investing for DIY Canadians since the first index…

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Questrade vs Wealthsimple – Which is Better in 2026?

By Kyle Prevost December 17, 2025

Many Canadian DIY investors end up comparing Wealthsimple vs Questrade as they’re two of the biggest names in the game. Both brokerages built their reputations…

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Investing in Canadian REITs in 2026

By Jordan December 17, 2025 Comments Off on Investing in Canadian REITs in 2026

Investing in Canadian Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) is one of the easiest ways to add real estate to your portfolio without turning your life…

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The 11 Best Cash ETFs in Canada (Plus HISA ETFs and Money Market ETFs)

By Kyle Prevost December 13, 2025

As we head into 2026, there is more and more interest in low risk investments such as the best Canadian Cash ETFs. You might also…

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