Use a benchmark to gauge TFSA progress: the average TFSA balance for Canadians age 55–59 is about $33,200, with a ~$27,000–$30,000 range as a practical “around-average” target.

Aggressive dollar-cost averaging into an S&P 500 index ETF in a TFSA could help investors make up for lost time.

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FIE offers a simple way to turn a TFSA into monthly deposits, but your results will still ride on Canadian financials.

Strong earnings, firm commodities, and supportive Fed minutes lifted the TSX to a new record, with today’s focus expected to shift to oil strength, U.S. data, and another wave of results.

BCE trades near $35 per share at the time of writing. The stock is down from more than $70 in early 2022, but is up from the $12-month low around $29.

SPDR Gold Shares (NYSEMKT:GLD) and other gold stocks are great assets to pursue cautiously on weakness. Gold’s strong run doesn’t make it downside-proof, and the recent precious-metals shakeout is a ...

This magnificent dividend stock has raised its payouts for decades, and it is too attractively-priced to ignore for your self-directed portfolio at current levels.

Serious AI-driven tailwinds, surging earnings, and a track record that leaves peers in the dust, look no further than Celestica (TSX:CLS) stock for growth in 2026.

Given their consistent dividend payouts, improving financials, and healthy growth prospects, these two high-yield stocks could boost your passive income.

In a choppy market, the biggest TFSA danger isn’t the downturn, it’s selling too soon and missing the rebound.