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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.

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

These Canadian growth stocks are a compelling investment to add to your TFSA for generating above-average capital gains.

If you hold Fortis (TSX:FTS) stock, consider holding it in a TFSA.

Granite REIT's steady warehouse rents and recent distribution hike could make a $25,000 TFSA feel like a monthly paycheque.

Shopify offers Canadians a homegrown way to own global tech growth, but the market will punish it for any margin wobble.

Your $7,000 TFSA contribution in 2026 must be built for resilience, income, and long-term capital appreciation.

TFSA and RRSP investors: The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (NYSEMKT:VOO) and another U.S. ETF are worth holding.

Building passive income can be well worth your time, effort, and money if you choose something you're passionate about - potentially dividend investing!

Two Canadian stocks riding self-sustained momentum are likely to surge higher in 2026.