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Hedged vs Unhedged ETFs explained
Currency hedging can impact an ETF’s price and overall performance; learn about hedged and unhedged ETFs in Canada here.
How pairing leverage with covered calls can enhance yield
Covered calls can deliver consistent monthly income.
Report on business magazine announces best executive awards 2023
Caroline Grimont, VP Marketing, Harvest ETFs, Named one of Canada’s Best Sales & Marketing
Harvest ETFs: High-Yield Income ETF Specialists
After a year of brutal stock and bond market losses, many Canadian investors have seemingly…
3 ways to recession-proof your RRIF
If rising inflation and interest rates have put a dent in your retirement savings, consider these…
How investors can enhance income with high-quality Canadian stocks
Paul MacDonald understands why Canadian investors tend to…
Equity Income ETFs: A New Way to Live Well in Retirement
Retirement in Canada is changing. A mixture of demographics, healthcare advances, and the cost of living…
Is the travel sector all clear for takeoff in 2023?
Two years after pandemic challenges, portfolio manager sees divergent paths of recovery within the space
What are call options? Why should retirees care about them?
Call options are a type of financial contract that investors can buy…
These ETFs can generate inflation-beating retirement income
“Real income remains negative with inflation continuing to outpace…
Why Healthcare Stocks Have Been Beating the Market
Harvest Portfolio’s Paul MacDonald remains upbeat about healthcare and pharmaceutical stocks in this ETF…
We’re living longer—here are two ways to boost retirement savings and income
How to maximize the tax-efficiency of your RRSP, and how high-yield…
What does high inflation mean for your retirement savings?
How persistently high inflation affects investments, and what you can do to minimize the impact on your…
McDonald’s, Tim Hortons parent nudge new highs
Both sell comfort and familiarity at a low price in a weakening economy.
Harvest ETFs Wins 2022 Refinitiv Lipper Fund Award
Harvest ETFs is pleased to announce that it has been recognized at the 2022 Refinitiv Lipper Fund Awards…
Enhanced income ETFs with 9.6%-12.8% yields among new funds launched in October
Canadian exchange-traded funds added $2.6 billion in October, once..
Investors should ‘look through the valley’ of near-term volatility, says CIO
Chief investment officer underscores secular tailwinds and medium-term..
Why enhanced equity income strategies make sense for today’s investors
Chief Investment Officer at Harvest Portfolios Group says macro…
Les FNB avec options d’achat couvertes en plein essor
Ces stratégies génèrent des revenus qui battent l’inflation.
Capturing clean energy investment returns
Clean-energy firms are beginning to find profitability amid a global push toward net zero.
Delta forecasts another profit after summer boom drives record revenue
For the third quarter, Delta reported net income of $695 million on…
Playing defence with equity ETFs
Dividend, low-volatility and covered-call ETFs can all support portfolios in bad markets
An ESG ETF built to deliver cash flow
A growing number of investors want to generate income and returns while investing in products that align with..
Why investing in health care has appeal in volatile markets
Stock markets may be volatile, but some things haven’t changed: an aging population, economic growth…
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