Investment Basics
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Drip ETF Investing in Canada: Pros and Cons
The Harvest Distribution Reinvestment Program (DRIP) reinvests income paid to…
Currency Considerations for Non-Domestic Equity ETFs
There are currency considerations that impact the price and performance of ETFs like the Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL:TSX).
What is an RRSP and How does it work?
Discover the benefits of RRSPs in Canada: how they work, contribution limits, tax advantages, drawbacks, and how to open an account.
What’s the Difference Between Registered and Non-Registered Accounts?
If you’re a financial advisor or someone looking to invest their own money, it’s important to understand the difference between registered…
Currency Hedged ETFs vs Unhedged ETFs: Which is Right for You?
Explore Harvest ETFs resilient investment approaches to help achieve long-term goals & discover covered call strategies…
Canadians: This Utilities ETF Offers an Opportunity Play Today
The utilities sector has been battered in 2022 and 2023, but peak rates may provide an opportunity to take advantage of valuations in this utilities ETF.
A Closer Look at ETF Liquidity
The rise of ETFs since the 2008-2009 financial crisis has led to questions about how easy they might be to buy and sell, especially…
Why the highest yielding investment funds might not be the best for an investor | ETFs
Generating Tax Efficient Cash Flows Using Covered Calls
Covered call ETFs can generate tax efficient cash flows, learn about key considerations such as capital gains tax exposure and ROC here.
Harvest’s ETF Unit Classification Table
Priced in Canadian dollars, distribution paid in CAD and has the portfolio value hedged to the…
How Does a Barbell Bond Strategy Work?
Learn what barbell bond investing is, how it works, and what kind of investors might want to employ it in the current environment.
The Yield Curve and the Bond Market: Why Should You Invest?
Recent central bank policy has investors with their eyes on the yield curve and the bond market in 2023, spurring interest in fixed income ETFs
Resilient Covered Call Strategies for Volatile Times
Explore Harvest ETFs resilient investment approaches to help achieve long-term goals & discover covered call strategies…
Costs and Benefits of ETF Investing
ETFs are a relatively low-cost investment product. That is one of the keys to their popularity among…
Mastering Tax Efficiency: Unveiling the Power of Equity Income ETFs
Harvest ETFs explains how Equity Income ETFs can be indispensable tools for a tax efficient investment strategy…
What is an ETF? Benefits of Exchange-Traded Funds
Discover the advantages of ETFs and how they work. Learn what an ETF is, how to combat risks, and how to add them to your portfolio.
Common Benefits of Covered Call ETFs
Understanding covered call ETFs can be important for your investing strategy. Learn about the benefits of covered call option ETFs here!
Why Some Investors Prefer Currency-hedged ETFs?
As a Canadian investor, if you hold an ETF with foreign equities in the portfolio, you may want protection…
ETF vs. Mutual Fund: The Key Differences | Harvest ETFs
Understanding the difference between ETF and mutual fund investments in Canada can be key to successful investing. Learn more here!
What is concentration risk, and why might it concern tech investors?
The investment risk tied to over allocation to a few companies should be considered for investors looking at sectors with a few…
What is Return of Capital (ROC)?
Certain ETF distributions can be characterized as Return of Capital (ROC) for tax purposes, learn why that is and what it means here.
ETF vs Index Fund: The Key Differences
When choosing between index funds and ETFs, Canadian investors often want to know what these are? Read Harvest ETFs Blog here!
How Covered Call ETFs can serve Ultra High Net Worth Investors
Investor category has unique needs and priorities, some of which can be well served…
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