14h ago
The big Canadian banks - darlings of retirement portfolios for delivering generous and consistent dividends - are losing their income-generating luster to once lowly guaranteed investment certificates (GICs).
You are now being redirected to the BCE.ca website (Bell Canada Enterprises), where you can view our Accessibility plan, and submit your feedback using our Accessibility webform.
Most Popular Content
Latest Videos
{{ currentStream.Desc }}
The information you requested is not available at this time, please check back again soon.
14h ago
The big Canadian banks - darlings of retirement portfolios for delivering generous and consistent dividends - are losing their income-generating luster to once lowly guaranteed investment certificates (GICs).
Jun 22
The parliamentary budget officer says lower-income households maintained their purchasing power despite high inflation with help from government benefits.
Jun 20
Noah Meyer-Delouya, 25, only bought trip cancellation insurance once — and it paid off.
Jun 20
Warren Lovely, chief rates strategist at National Bank Financial, is predicting an economic slowdown by the end of the year and into 2024, and when that happens, he believes the Back of Canada will then begin bringing the rates down.
Jun 16
Nearly two-thirds of Canadians say higher borrowing costs are squeezing their pocketbooks, a result that’s at odds with a recent rebound in household consumption.
Jun 16
There are rules and restrictions on TFSAs that could wind up costing wayward investors in lost opportunity and even penalties. Here are the facts on eight common misunderstandings:
Jun 15
Interest in guaranteed investment certificates – or GICs – is booming as investors navigate a high interest rate environment and volatile economic conditions. But have higher interest rates really made GICs a more enticing place to park your money?
Jun 15
Canadians are increasingly stressed about their financial situations, as the cost of living weighs on many people’s mental health, according to a new report.
Jun 13
For Canada's post-secondary graduates, the academic stress of school is often replaced by a whole new headache: years’ worth of student loans.
Jun 9
This week’s surprise interest rate hike by the Bank of Canada was another blow to the country’s over leveraged borrowers, but it was a double-blessing for the smaller sliver of the population that actually saves money, Dale Jackson writes for BNNBloomberg.ca.