If oil really spikes to $100, these three Canadian energy names offer different kinds of torque: a major project ramp, a leaner turnaround producer, and a small Brent-linked gas player.
Like clockwork, Nexus Industrial REIT pays out income distributions on the 15th of every month – and its 7.9% yield can be entirely tax-free in a TFSA.
The TFSA protects Canadian gains from tax, but U.S. dividend stocks come with a 15% dividend withholding tax twist that most investors never see coming.
As the TSX Index swings between inflation fears and defensive buying, these steadier businesses with local demand and essential goods look a lot more attractive.
Given their strong underlying businesses and solid growth prospects, these three Canadian stocks offer investors a compelling combination of reliable dividend income and long-term capital appreciation.
Given their resilient business model, growth initiatives, and recent share price declines, these two Canadian stocks offer attractive buying opportunities.
