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Industrials are Taking Off: This ETF Offers Exposure and Monthly Cash Distributions
The new Harvest Industrial Leaders Income ETF (HIND) offers exposure to leading industrials, market trends, and provides high monthly income.
The Smart Balance: HBIG Blends Tradition with Innovation
The Harvest Balanced Income & Growth ETF (HBIG:TSX) blends the traditional 60/40 portfolio with Harvest’s innovative covered call writing.
3 Things to Know About the RRSP Contribution Deadline
By Ambrose O’Callaghan A Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) is a registered account that is offered to Canadian citizens that is designed to help them save and better prepare for their eventual retirement. This registered account was first introduced in 1957 to...
HHL: A Healthcare ETF That Has Delivered Monthly Income and Top Tier Growth for Nearly a Decade
The Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL:TSX) boasts an impressive track record as it navigates healthcare opportunities in 2024.
An ETF for Dividends & Covered Calls holding Large Canadian Companies
Many leading Canadian companies are known for their dividends.
A Popular Healthcare ETF That Could Gain from the Immense Weight Loss Market
Canadians who are hungry for cashflow in the current economic environment should be aware of the benefits of covered call ETFs…
Beyond the 60/40 Rule: The Rise of Equity Income with Covered Calls in Canada
Investors follow the 60/40 rule because they are told bonds…
Navigating Short, Medium, and Long-Duration Fixed Income in 2024
By Ambrose O'Callaghan Fixed income securities are financial instruments that have defined terms between a borrower, or issuer, and a lender, or investor. Bonds are typically issued by a government, corporation, federal agency, or other organization. These financial...
Cash Flow in Retirement: Why Covered Call ETFs Should Be Considered
By Ambrose O'Callaghan Cash Flow in Retirement: Why Covered Call ETFs Should Be Considered It is no secret that Canada is wrestling with an aging population. Indeed, new data from Statistics Canada indicates that it is likely that more Canadians will be leaving the...
Find stable retirement income in US dollars
For thousands of Canadians, living a dream retirement means time in the sun, escaping Canadian winters on…
Harvest ETFs in 2023: A Year in Review
By Ambrose O'Callaghan Harvest ETFs in 2023: A Year in Review The past year has been a hectic one for Canadian investors. However, despite the turbulence, the S&P/TSX Composite Index was still up 5.1% so far in 2023 as of close on Wednesday, December 13. Canadian...
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