Skip to the stories
Retirement Planning
-
Broadcom’s AI Financing Deal Adds Risk to an Already Expensive Business
Broadcom’s chip sales and cash flow are surging, while a $63 billion equipment financing deal could leave it covering losses of up to $43 billion.
-
Comcast’s 5.3% Dividend Yield: What Cash Flow and Payouts Show
Comcast’s low projected dividend payout offers a sizable cash flow cushion, though dividend growth and a high yield don’t remove the risks of owning i...
-
Simple Investing Habits That Help Keep Long-Term Plans on Track
Clear goals, steady saving, low costs, diversification and patience can help make investing easier to manage over the long term.
-
Planning a RRIF at 65: Monthly Income, Tax Credits and CPP and OAS Timing
A planned RRIF could provide regular income and tax credits, while a cash flow plan helps weigh withdrawals against CPP and OAS timing.
-
Bloom Energy’s Rapid Growth Still Needs to Show Up in Cash
Bloom’s sales and operating profit surged, but negative free cash flow and a steep valuation leave the company with more to prove.
-
Why Employers Hesitate to Hire Gen Z—and What Shapes Their Concerns
Employers cite gaps in workplace readiness, communication and expectations. The figures behind those concerns show why hiring can stall before day one...
-
Retiring at 42: The Saving, Work and Property Plan Behind One Early Retirement
A two-account strategy, years of saving, rental properties and deliberate spending helped one saver retire at 42. Here’s what the plan involved.
-
Seven Year-End Money Checks for Australians Looking Ahead to 2027
Review super, property, tax, retirement, care costs and insurance before 2027 to spot financial gaps and plan next steps.
-
AI’s Next Growth Phase Could Bring Bigger Gains and Sharper Swings
The AI boom may have room to run, but steep drops can test investors. Position size, diversification and a clear exit plan can help manage risk.
-
Micron’s AI Boom Brings Record Results and a Familiar Memory Chip Risk
AI demand has lifted Micron’s revenue and margins, while new contracts may soften future swings. Heavy factory spending keeps the supply cycle in view...
-
14 U.S. Jobs Paying at Least $100,000 Where Human Skills Still Matter
These careers pair high median pay with hands-on work, judgment or leadership. AI may change their tasks, but full replacement looks less likely.
-
A Canadian Retirement Cash Flow Plan Balances Spending, Taxes and Benefits
A sample plan uses early RRSP withdrawals, delayed CPP and OAS, and flexible spending to manage income and taxes through retirement.
-
A Small, Rotating Pantry Can Help Your Household Weather Disruptions
Build a few days of food and water gradually, rotate what you store and avoid debt. A modest pantry can help when deliveries, power or income are disr...
-
Financial Literacy Rankings: 10 Highest- and Lowest-Scoring U.S. States
A 2024 ranking puts Nebraska first and Alaska last, with credit scores, education, banking access and spending patterns shaping the results.
-
Automatic Investing Can Help Keep Emotions Out of Your Portfolio
Scheduled contributions and a diversified fund can reduce impulsive investing. They also leave room to review your plan thoughtfully.
-
Six Retirement Tax Moves Canadian Couples Can Plan Around
Pension splitting, credit eligibility and thoughtful withdrawals can help smooth taxable income in retirement. Here are six planning points for Canadi...
-
Eight Ways to Build More Financial Resilience Before 50
Build income, health, assets and relationships that give you more options when life changes. These eight steps can help reduce dependence on any one t...
-
Why Hiring After 50 Can Be Hard—and How to Make Your Experience Count
Employers may rely on assumptions about age, cost and fit. Clear examples of commitment, current skills and results can help experienced candidates ma...