Kay Ng

» » Where Will Brookfield Infrastructure Partners Stock Be in 5 Years? Brookfield Infrastructure Partners stock is a reasonable buy here for income and total returns over the next five years. Posted by Kay began investing in dividend stocks around 2008 via the concept of value investing. Since then, she has expanded into growth investing, including in small caps. Her passion for investing has only grown over the years! After graduating from UBC with a BSc in Computer Science, she took university courses in financial markets, finance, and financial accounting. She has contributed her works to Motley Fool, Sure Dividend, and Seeking Alpha. Published January 8, 11:45 am EST

Fortis stock appears to be a better utility stock buy. It offers a safer dividend that's important to its conservative investors.

» » Maximizing Returns Within Your 2025 TFSA Contribution Room Maximize your 2025 TFSA contribution room by contributing the max amount and investing in solid stocks for the long term. Posted by Kay began investing in dividend stocks around 2008 via the concept of value investing. Since then, she has expanded into growth investing, including in small caps. Her passion for investing has only grown over the years! After graduating from UBC with a BSc in Computer Science, she took university courses in financial markets, finance, and financial accounting. She has contributed her works to Motley Fool, Sure Dividend, and Seeking Alpha. Published January 10, 10:30 am EST

While no stock is entirely risk-free, focusing on ones with a history of stable earnings can help you weather the market ups and downs with greater peace of mind.

No matter what your investing approach is, the key is to take full advantage of the tax-free room available in your TFSA.

TD offers opportunities for income and total return investors alike who are willing to hold for the long haul.

» » Canadian Stocks That Could Create Lasting Generational Wealth Here are three stocks that have good potential to create lasting wealth for years to come. Posted by Kay began investing in dividend stocks around 2008 via the concept of value investing. Since then, she has expanded into growth investing, including in small caps. Her passion for investing has only grown over the years! After graduating from UBC with a BSc in Computer Science, she took university courses in financial markets, finance, and financial accounting. She has contributed her works to Motley Fool, Sure Dividend, and Seeking Alpha. Published January 17, 10:30 am EST

If you have an extra $1,000, consider building a passive-income stream from these REITs.

For investors with lots of extra cash lying around after the big rally in 2024, here are a couple of Canadian value stock ideas you may be interested in.