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Kay Ng

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.

Recent Articles

Dividend Stocks

Brookfield Asset Management: Diversified Assets, Diversified Income Streams

| Kay Ng

Brookfield Asset Management has long-term growth potential. It also offers a decent dividend yield of 4.1% with growth to increase…

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Dividend Stocks

How to Earn Big TFSA Income That the CRA Can’t Touch

| Kay Ng

Fend off the tax man by building big income in your TFSA. Although riskier investments, stocks have delivered higher returns…

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Dividend Stocks

3 TSX Utility Stocks With Attractive Dividend Yields

| Kay Ng

Accumulate undervalued utility stock shares now for attractive dividend yields of over 6% using long-term capital!

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Investing

Investing in the Era of Rising Rates: 5 Tips for Every Canadian

| Kay Ng

Stay the course in a rising interest rate environment. Maintain a comfortable cash position and diversify your portfolio.

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Dividend Stocks

Dividend Stocks vs. GICs: Making the Right Choice for Canadians

| Kay Ng

Whether to put your capital in GICs or dividend stocks depends on your risk tolerance, investment horizon, and income and…

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Investing

Stay the Course: Why Panicking in a Bear Market Could Cost You

| Kay Ng

Stay the course. Stay invested based on your risk tolerance and long-term financial goals. Maintain a diversified portfolio.

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Investing

Got $1,000? 2 Stocks to Invest in for October 2023

| Kay Ng

Only consider investing long-term capital in stocks, because no one knows where stock prices will go in the short term.

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Investing

Safe Stocks to Buy in a Bearish Market

| Kay Ng

Are you concerned about a bearish market? Consider buying safe stocks with nice dividend yields and quality earnings.

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Dividend Stocks

3 Stocks I’d Load Up on When They’re Down

| Kay Ng

These three stocks have outperformed the market greatly in the long run. They're good considerations for purchases when they are…

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Dividend Stocks

2 TSX Dividend Stocks With Seriously Huge Payouts

| Kay Ng

Canadian investors can park some long-term capital in these dividend stocks for seriously big payouts taxed at low rates.

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Dividend Stocks

2 Dividend Stocks for Passive Income

| Kay Ng

Both of these dividend stocks are good sources of long-term passive income. They also currently trade at good valuations.

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Investing

2 Wealthsimple Stocks to Buy and Hold Forever

| Kay Ng

With Wealthsimple, over time, you can build wealth by buying as small or big a position as you need in…

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Investing

2 of the Best TSX Stocks to Invest $1,000 in Right Now

| Kay Ng

The best TSX stocks might have a treasure chest of retained earnings and a trend of high returns on invested…

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Bank Stocks

Striking Gold: Unearthing Canada’s Most Lucrative Stocks

| Kay Ng

Holding the big Canadian bank stocks is better than holding gold, because the former group produces growing dividend income.

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Dividend Stocks

2 TFSA Stocks on Sale That Pay Good Dividends

| Kay Ng

Build long-term wealth in your TFSA via these discounted utility stocks for growing income and attractive returns potential.

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Metals and Mining Stocks

Weathering Volatility: Strategies for Success With TSX Stocks

| Kay Ng

The key to handling volatility is changing your asset mix. For example, if you suspect a market downturn, you can…

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Stocks for Beginners

Sun Life Financial: A Good Stock for Most Investors

| Kay Ng

Sun Life Financial is a quality business that can deliver resilient results. It could be a good long-term investment.

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Tech Stocks

This Stock Is up 1,440%, But You Can Still Buy it

| Kay Ng

Constellation Software is a superb company that has made its long-term investors incredibly rich. And it's a good value today.

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Stocks for Beginners

Where to Invest $10,000 in a Bear Market

| Kay Ng

To ensure safety of your money in a bear market, stick with GIC-type investments. Consider putting long-term capital in quality…

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Dividend Stocks

2 Top Stocks to Buy Without Hesitation in September 2023

| Kay Ng

If you're worried about an upcoming recession, you can consider positions in Fortis and Couche-Tard, especially on dips.

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Dividend Stocks

1 Dividend Stock That Could Create $683.87 in Tax-Free Passive Income in 10 Years

| Kay Ng

You can earn massive passive income tax free from your TFSA. Here's how with your first dividend stock or GIC!

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Dividend Stocks

Better Buy: Metro or Loblaw Stock?

| Kay Ng

Loblaw seems to be a better buy today, but investors should beware of how food price stabilization can weigh on…

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Investing

Hate Your Rising Grocery Bill? 3 Ways to Battle Inflation and Come Out on Top

| Kay Ng

Who doesn't hate their rising grocery bill? Here are some tips to help you fight it, including investing for more…

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Tech Stocks

Better Buy: Constellation Software Stock or Open Text?

| Kay Ng

Constellation Software gives better peace of mind, as Open Text trades at a low valuation for a reason.

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Bank Stocks

Feeling the Pinch in High Mortgage Payments? 2 Easy Ways to Make More Money

| Kay Ng

Short-term cash needs should stay in safe fixed-income investments. You can aim to make more money by investing long-term capital…

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Dividend Stocks

TFSA: 2 Canadian Dividend Stocks for Your $6,500 Room Contribution

| Kay Ng

These undervalued dividend stocks could deliver strong returns over the next few years for outsized wealth creation in your TFSA.

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Investing

Double Your Investment: The Canadian Stocks You Can’t Afford to Miss

| Kay Ng

Both stocks have a good chance of doubling your investments within the next eight years, especially if you're able to…

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Bank Stocks

Better Buy: Royal Bank of Canada Stock or Toronto-Dominion Bank?

| Kay Ng

TD stock has a better chance of delivering slightly higher total returns and dividend income over the next five years.

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Dividend Stocks

Where to Invest $8,000 for Your FHSA

| Kay Ng

For your FHSA, you can get reliable returns with GICs and potentially higher returns with riskier investments like dividend stocks.

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Energy Stocks

Algonquin Power & Utilities: Why It’s Cheap Today

| Kay Ng

Algonquin stock is cheaper than its larger peers for a reason. It may be smart of interested investors to wait…

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Dividend Stocks

New Investors: 3 Tips to Boost Your Retirement Nest Egg

| Kay Ng

Are you new to investing? Save early and regularly and diversify your investments while including stocks or equity funds in…

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Better Buy: Magna International Stock or Linamar?

| Kay Ng

Investors should employ active investing in these stocks. Magna seems to be a better buy with a bigger and safer…

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Dividend Stocks

Buy 375 Shares of This Top Dividend Stock for $100/Month in Passive Income

| Kay Ng

Granite REIT appears to be a decent buy for monthly passive income. You can expect dividend growth as well.

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Energy Stocks

Is Enbridge Stock a Buy for its Big Dividend?

| Kay Ng

Enbridge stock could be a good buy now for income-focused investors thanks to its large dividend of close to 7.8%…

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Tech Stocks

Open Text Stock Could Double Your Money

| Kay Ng

While paying you an increasing dividend, Open Text stock can potentially double your money in three years, according to management…

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Dividend Stocks

Brookfield Asset Management Has Good Growth Ahead

| Kay Ng

Brookfield Asset Management is a good stock for accumulation over time, especially on dips, for long-term accounts.

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Bank Stocks

Better Buy: Bank of Montreal Stock or Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce?

| Kay Ng

For higher total returns potential, take a position in Bank of Montreal stock. If you need more income now, consider…

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Investing

3 No-Brainer Stocks to Buy for the Next 10 Years

| Kay Ng

You can't go wrong with these quality stocks over the next 10 years, especially if you buy them at good…

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Bank Stocks

Canadian Bank ETFs: An Easy Way to Invest in the Big 6

| Kay Ng

For long-term investing, ZEB is a good bet. If you expect the bank stocks to be depressed in the near…

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Investing

Canadian Blue-Chip Stocks: The Best of the Best for September 2023

| Kay Ng

Investors are likely to build solid wealth for the long haul by investing in blue chip stocks trading at good…

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