How dividend reinvestment plans super charge returns
DRIPs make a lot of sense for investors especially in a weak market if you don’t need cash dividends for living expenses.
Category: Your Money
RRIF rates for 2023
A retiree aged 71 must withdraw a
minimum of 5.28% of the value of their Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) this year.
Dividends vs buybacks: Which is better?
Both reward shareholders, but buybacks offer a tax deferral advantage
TFSA limit rises in 2023
The $500 inflation-linked increase as of Jan. 1 is the first since 2019.
What stock splits tell you about a company
Stocks splits makes shares more affordable and offer a few clues about a company, but do not add any value.
As rates rise, GICs are back in favour
While the yields are less than inflation, they are attracting safety-conscious investors after a long drought.
Telus, Loblaws and needs vs. want investing
A diversified portfolio should be filled mostly with ‘need’ stocks. The companies sell things we need in all conditions.
Eight things to know about RRIFs
Changes to RRIF withdrawal rates are included in federal budgets and later passed into law by Parliament.
Canadian versions of U.S. ETFs are better for Canadians
When choosing an ETF that has a Canadian and US version, the Canadian version has advantages.
RRSP or pay down my mortgage: Which is better?
Sometimes it’s hard to decide what to do with spare cash. Save or pay down debt?
Adam Mayers 
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