Retirees and other dividend investors are searching for good stocks to add to their self-directed Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) focused on generating reliable and growing passive income. Canadian Natural Resources Canadian Natural Resources (TSX:CNQ) is Canada’s largest energy company with a current market capitalization near $90 billion. The stock is down about 18% in the
Image source: Getty Images When you think about long-term wealth building, bank stocks don’t always get the spotlight. But over time, few sectors have delivered the kind of steady returns and reliable dividends that Canadian banks have. One bank in particular stands out right now for investors with a long time horizon: Canadian Imperial Bank
When building a long-term portfolio in Canada, few names offer the same combination of strength, consistency, and income as the Bank of Montreal (TSX:BMO). Known on the TSX as BMO, this banking powerhouse has stood the test of time, weathering everything from financial crises to pandemics. That kind of stability is exactly what many investors
Canadian banking stocks have long been reliable performers on the stock market through thick and thin. It makes sense that the Big Six Canadian banks are holdings in many institutional and self-directed investment portfolios. Granted, the top banks have seen their share of ups and downs. However, Canada’s leading financial services companies have delivered on the
Focusing on passive income through dividends is an excellent strategy for stock market investors. Building a solid portfolio of dividend stocks can help you grow your investment capital regardless of market volatility. Share prices go up and down, but a solid dividend investing strategy keeps lining your account with cash through quarterly or monthly payouts. The