Canadian Dividend Stocks

Several companies cut or suspended their dividend in early 2020 amid the covid-19 impact on the economy. Should you keep your shares or not? This is the answer we will give you according to our dividend growth investing model. Some deserve to be kept even after a cut, but be prepare to be ruthless against most dividend cutters. Dividend Cut & Suspension List In this new section, we will track to the best of our knowledge all the dividend cuts and suspensions announced by companies we …

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As a dividend growth investor, my favorite picks are the ones that grow fast in all categories. Here’s my top 3 fastest growing Canadian dividend stocks for 2020. Those are super powered companies showing strong stock price jump potential along with solid dividend increases. While they are sometimes a little riskier than “good old Canadian banks”, they add some spice to my investment recipe. Keep in mind that my 3 top fast growing stocks for 2020 show low dividend yield, but they also come …

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Where retirees invest their money in 2020? How can you make sure you pick great stocks this year? Here are my top 3 Canadian stocks for 2020. Once we retire, we don’t want to jeopardize our hard-earned money into high flying stocks. Retirees usually seek for a stable source of income stream. Therefore, dividend growth payers are great candidates for any retirement portfolios. Retirement stocks must show a specific set of characteristics. Those companies must show a stable and predictable …

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The Canadian Market is a lot more than just banks and energy stocks. There are many great dividend-paying stocks in other sectors, notably in consumer, cyclical and defensive stocks. I’m sharing three good ideas along with their investment thesis. Last week, I wrote an article about some struggles faced by Canadian investors. One of the most common challenges for Canadians is diversifying their portfolio by venturing outside of their borders. After a few classics, it could become …

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