FIE:CC News and Press, Ishares Canadian Financial Monthly Income Etf From 08/19/22

The stock market is where people can buy and sell stocks or shares of publicly listed companies. You can earn money or make profits if you buy low and sell high. The amount of capital is relative because what is more important is the return on investment (ROI). But higher returning investme...

Canadian dividend stocks are fantastic, but there is a slight problem that irks some income investors: the dividends are often paid out quarterly. This can make it difficult for investors to make consistent withdrawals without selling shares. A great way around this is via various i...

The TSX had a strong start this week gaining 1.09% (201.17 points) on Monday with nine of the 11 primary sectors advancing. Energy stocks (+3.57%) led the charge as oil prices rose above US$100 per barrel once more. However, the investment landscape remains volatile as governments deal ...

Canadians can create easy passive income with minimal effort through exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Minimal effort means doing away with selecting individual dividend stocks and monitoring them. Also, if you’re chasing after higher-than-average dividend yields and monthly payouts,...

Stock markets worldwide saw a considerable decline set in after the recent-most announcement of interest rate hikes by the U.S. Federal Reserve. Energy prices declined by sharp margins, leading to considerable weakness in the broader market. The S&P/TSX Composite Index is down by al...

The Canadian stock markets witnessed the worst selloff in more than two years last Friday due to a sharp decline in energy prices. The S&P/TSX 60 index fell 6.6% last week, recording the largest drop since the pandemic-driven selloff in March 2020. Oil prices plunged in recent d...

Retirees with a large investment portfolio ($1,000,000 or more) generally attempt to optimize their holdings to maximize passive-income potential while ensuring preservation of principal. The goal here is to sustain a safe perpetual withdrawal rate (usually around 4%) every year to prov...

Income-oriented investors usually fall into two categories: retirees or financially independent folks. Both types of investors have traditionally utilized a mixture of corporate bond funds and dividend-paying Canadian stocks to ensure a steady cash flow for meeting their goals. The ...