Scotiabank gets my retirement-income preference, while BMO offers a lower adjusted payout ratio and U.S. recovery potential.

Earning $750 a month tax free takes about $113,000 in a TFSA. See how GO Residential REIT and Decisive Dividend could get you ...

CGI gets my long-term preference, while OpenText offers a recovery case that still needs stronger sales. CGI signs work that ...

CT REIT offers a solid investment with a 5.4% yield. Understand how it compares to other REIT options effectively.

These Canadian stocks offer diversification across different sectors and are likely to deliver solid total returns in the ...

A dividend can arrive as real cash and still look larger to the tax system than it feels in your bank account. For retirees ...

Pembina currently turns a $15,000 budget into about $635 annually, with reinvestment offering a route to larger future income ...

This 4.5% dividend stock is better positioned to continue rewarding shareholders with steady payouts across all market ...

Retirees looking for stable, monthly income should consider Choice Properties, especially on meaningful market corrections.

Hamilton Enhanced Canadian Covered Call ETF (TSX:HDIV) has a gargantuan yield that might be worth adding to a retiree TFSA.

One popular strategy involves using contributions to a self-directed Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) to buy Canadian dividend ...

Fortis gets my long-term dividend-growth preference, while Emera offers more current income from the same budget.