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Considering its resilient underlying business, clear growth opportunities, attractive valuation, and high yield, Automotive Properties REIT could be a compelling addition to a TFSA.

Starting retirement savings at 40 still leaves decades for a modest monthly investment to compound into a substantial portfolio.

Your RRSP could quietly shrink your OAS cheques in retirement. See how the clawback works, why RRIF rules matter, and smart ways to protect your income.

Fortis is an attractive Canadian stock for stability alongside dividend income, recession resilience, and long-term growth.

A GIC offers more income today, but CN's growing dividend and earnings could create a much larger return over a decade.

Pay off debt with high-interest rates first, then consider investing in quality stocks and other debt reduction.

The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (TSX:VFV) is a great investment for new investors. Even then, it can make sense to start investing with smaller sums.

Market turmoil can hurt portfolios while simultaneously increasing demand for the trading, hedging and data infrastructure TMX Group provides.

After extending its rebound on Monday, TSX investors will weigh weaker oil prices against stronger metals at the open today, with fresh Canadian economic data and ongoing geopolitical risks also in focus.

A maturing GIC may offer an attractive guaranteed rate, but long-term investors could sacrifice considerably more growth by renewing automatically.