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Christopher Liew's articles predominantly cover investment analysis and cite data extensively. He focuses on topics related to personal finance, retirement planning, TFSA (Tax-Free Savings Account), dividend stocks, vehicle buying, and Canadian stocks.
Given his focus on personal finance and investment analysis, he would likely be interested in receiving expert insights or commentary relating to financial strategies for saving & investing targeting Canadians specifically. Additionally, providing data-driven analyses or case studies may also resonate well with his coverage style.
As Christopher has a national focus on Canada, pitches should tailor their content to align with the specific financial regulations, products available in the Canadian market as well as address the unique needs of Canadian investors.
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By: Christopher Liew
» » 1 Smart Way to Use a TFSA to Increase Your Contribution TFSA users with limited budgets have a smart way to increase contributions organically without shelling out more money Posted by Christopher is a CFA Charterholder and a former financial advisor at RBC. Published July 17, 3:30 pm EDT
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» » The Average TFSA Balance for Canadians at 55 The average TFSA balance for Canadians at 55 is modest, yet their unused contribution room can be converted into substantial wealth. Posted by Christopher is a CFA Charterholder and a former financial advisor at RBC. Published July 17, 4:20 pm EDT
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» » The Best High-Yield Dividend Stock to Buy Right Now for Unbeatable Income An outperforming high-yield dividend stock is a strong buy candidate right now for investors seeking outsized income. Posted by Christopher is a CFA Charterholder and a former financial advisor at RBC. Published July 17, 4:30 pm EDT
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» » The Typical TFSA Balance for Canadians Approaching 60 Canadians approaching 60 can use their unused TFSA contribution rooms to build a substantial tax-free retirement cushion. Posted by Christopher is a CFA Charterholder and a former financial advisor at RBC. Published July 19, 10:00 am EDT
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» » » What the Average Canadian TFSA Looks Like at 50 The average Canadian TFSA at 50 is modest, but serious wealth-building can still happen before the traditional retirement age of 65. Posted by Christopher is a CFA Charterholder and a former financial advisor at RBC. Published July 22, 4:40 pm EDT
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» » » How the Average TFSA Changes Across Canada The TFSA not only has tens of thousands in unused contribution room, but the average balances across Canada also changes. Posted by Christopher is a CFA Charterholder and a former financial advisor at RBC. Published July 22, 9:30 pm EDT
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» » » The Typical TFSA and RRSP for a Canadian in Their 40s The TFSA and RRSP for Canadians at age 40 is way below ideal but they have a long runway to build substantial retirement wealth. Posted by Christopher is a CFA Charterholder and a former financial advisor at RBC. Published July 23, 4:40 pm EDT
» » » The Average TFSA and RRSP for a 45-Year-Old Canadian The average TFSA and RRSP for a 45-year-old Canadian show substantial contribution rooms but also a massive opportunity to build wealth. Posted by Christopher is a CFA Charterholder and a former financial advisor at RBC. Published July 25, 10:00 am EDT
Christopher Liew is a CFP®, CFA Charterholder and former financial advisor. He writes personal finance tips for thousands of daily Canadian readers at Blueprint Financial
Christopher Liew is a CFP®, CFA Charterholder and former financial advisor. He writes personal finance tips for thousands of daily Canadian readers at Blueprint Financial
