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A TFSA yielding 6% would need roughly $200,000 to produce $1,000 in average monthly income.

The computers may be futuristic. Getting paid for supplying their electricity is pleasantly old-fashioned.

Tariffs are raising costs across Canada, making the ability to protect margins increasingly valuable.

A TFSA withdrawal is tax-free, but replacing it too soon can accidentally create an expensive overcontribution.

Given its strong financial performance, exposure to high-growth AI infrastructure opportunities, and reasonable valuation, Celestica remains an attractive buy for long-term investors.

CPP and OAS rarely pay for a full retirement. Here's how quality TSX dividend stocks such as BAM can fill that gap.

Brookfield Asset Management (TSX:BAM) has a 4.5% dividend yield.

Both Enbridge and Telus stocks have been favourites among income investors for their dividend yield and growth.

I'd still consider BNS for a long-term portfolio, although I'd build the position gradually rather than chase a rally that foreign investors have already helped start.

If you are looking to generate $250/month of tax-free passive income, this TFSA portfolio will provide a long-term, growing income stream.