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Canadian big bank stocks are lower-risk options in 2026 amid heightened geopolitical risks and continuing trade tensions.

Backed by healthy cash flows, compelling yields, and solid growth prospects, these three monthly paying dividend stocks are well-positioned to enhance your passive income.

Canadians should aim to maximize their TFSA contributions every year and selectively invest in assets that have long-term growth potential.

A $2,500 investment in a dividend knight and safe-haven stock can create a balanced foundation to counter market headwinds in 2026.

Two Canadian stocks look positioned for a 2026 "restart," with real catalysts beyond January seasonality.

Turning 50 and not sure if you have enough to retire? It is time to pump up your retirement plan to retire at 65.

After a year of dividend cuts, Enbridge stock's 6.1% yield stands out, backed by a $35 billion backlog and 31 years of raises.

S&P 500 and chill.

A battered dividend stock can be worth a second look when the core business is still essential and the dividend has been reset to match reality.

These stocks are here to stay and grow. Investors should consider accumulating shares on market pullbacks.