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Author: 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

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Stocks for Beginners

Maximizing Returns Within Your 2025 TFSA Contribution Room

| Kay Ng

Maximize your 2025 TFSA contribution room by contributing the max amount and investing in solid stocks for the long term.

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Dividend Stocks

Income Investors: These Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Are Raising Payouts Again

| Kay Ng

Canadian Dividend Aristocrats are a good place to start investigating potential dividend stocks to buy.

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Dividend Stocks

Better Utility Stock: Fortis vs. Emera?

| Kay Ng

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

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Investing

Where Will Brookfield Infrastructure Partners Stock Be in 5 Years?

| Kay Ng

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners stock is a reasonable buy here for income and total returns over the next five years.

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Dividend Stocks

Transform Your TFSA Into a Cash-Crushing Machine With Just $20,000

| Kay Ng

Here are some solid dividend stock ideas to help transform your TFSA into generating tax-free cash year over year.

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Investing

Canadian Pacific Kansas City: Buy, Sell, or Hold in 2025?

| Kay Ng

Given its good valuation and growth potential, Canadian Pacific stock is a reasonable buy at current levels.

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Retirement

Top TSX Retiree-Friendly Stocks to Own in 2025

| Kay Ng

Here are two retiree-friendly stocks that offer a nice mix of reliable income, growth potential, and decent valuations.

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Investing

Maximizing Returns: How to Best Use Your TFSA in 2025

| Kay Ng

Canadians should explore solid dividend stocks like these two that have upside potential for their TFSAs to maximize returns.

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Dividend Stocks

Canadian Tire: Buy, Sell, or Hold in 2025?

| Kay Ng

Given its 4.6% dividend yield and reasonable valuation, Canadian Tire stock seems to be a "hold" going into 2025.

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Stocks for Beginners

2 Top Canadian Blue-Chip Stocks to Buy Now

| Kay Ng

Both of these blue-chip stocks offer a safe dividend yield of 5.5%. Which will you choose?

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Dividend Stocks

3 Reasons to Load Up on Canadian National Railway Stock

| Kay Ng

CN Rail stock is a reliable wealth creator for long-term investors, and now it offers a good buy-the-dip opportunity.

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Investing

Is Couche-Tard Stock a Buy Now?

| Kay Ng

Couche-Tard stock is worth consideration for long-term investors, especially on dips.

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Dividend Stocks

Undervalued Canadian Stocks to Buy Now

| Kay Ng

The TSX is trading near all-time highs? No problem, here are some undervalued Canadian stocks to consider!

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Dividend Stocks

Is Nutrien Stock a Buy, Sell, or Hold for 2025?

| Kay Ng

Nutrien stock could be a buy-and-hold stock for those seeking a nice dividend. Otherwise, it requires careful timing for investors…

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Investing

2024 Market Surprises: Canadian Stocks That Outperformed Expectations

| Kay Ng

Did these stocks give you surprises this year? Consider the potential risks they bring before making any significant moves today.

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Stocks for Beginners

Is Loblaw Stock a Buy Now?

| Kay Ng

It's alright to buy Loblaw stock at its current price. However, if you're looking for a safer entry point, look…

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Dividend Stocks

Outlook for BCE Stock in 2025

| Kay Ng

If BCE successfully turns around, over the next few years, new investors could pocket some nice income and capital gains.

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Metals and Mining Stocks

Outlook for Franco-Nevada Stock in 2025

| Kay Ng

Franco-Nevada stock offers exposure to precious metals with below-average risk, particularly since it appears to be undervalued today.

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Dividend Stocks

Top Canadian Financial Stocks to Buy Now

| Kay Ng

Both TD and Manulife could be good buys for income and total returns over the next three to five years.

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Dividend Stocks

3 Reasons to Buy Premium Brands Stock Like There’s No Tomorrow

| Kay Ng

Patient investors could benefit from holding this 4.3% dividend stock for the next few years.

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Dividend Stocks

1 Stock On Sale: Why Now’s the Perfect Time to Invest

| Kay Ng

This TSX stock might be down, but it's not out. It offers a nice 4.3% dividend and has growth potential…

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Energy Stocks

Better Energy Stock: Canadian Natural Resources vs. Brookfield Renewable Partners

| Kay Ng

Both of these energy stocks offer nice yields that serve as a foundation for solid long-term returns potential.

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Dividend Stocks

Smart Investment Strategies in Data Centres for Canadian Investors in 2025

| Kay Ng

While data centre stocks are trading at lofty valuations, Canadian investors could explore related sectors benefitting from the data centre…

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Dividend Stocks

2024 Roller Coaster: Canadian Stocks That Delivered Major Surprises

| Kay Ng

Is it time to buy on weakness? For stocks that have climbed significantly, investors should manage expectations and focus on…

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Dividend Stocks

2 Magnificent TSX Dividend Stocks Down +22% to Buy and Hold Forever

| Kay Ng

Value investors focused on income should take a closer look at these two TSX stocks.

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Dividend Stocks

Safe Canadian Stocks to Buy Now and Hold During Market Volatility

| Kay Ng

Stock corrections provide opportunities to buy solid businesses at a discount.

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Bank Stocks

If I Could Only Buy and Hold a Single Stock, This Would Be It

| Kay Ng

National Bank of Canada is a stock I'd consider buying whenever it trades at a reasonable valuation.

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Bank Stocks

How Should a Beginner Invest in Stocks? 1 Simple Investment for a Lifetime of Security

| Kay Ng

For new investors, Canadian bank stocks are some of the best investments you can buy with peace of mind on…

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Dividend Stocks

Invest $15,000 in This Dividend Stock for $797 in Passive Income

| Kay Ng

Bank of Nova Scotia stock is a good idea for placing long-term capital and earning passive income, especially on pullbacks.

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Dividend Stocks

Is Granite REIT stock a buy for its 4.3% dividend yield?

| Kay Ng

Granite REIT stock appears to be a good buy for monthly income and long-term price appreciation at current levels.

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Dividend Stocks

Passive Income: How Much Do You Need to Invest to Make $400 Per Month?

| Kay Ng

How much you need to invest to make $400/month in passive income depends on the yield of your investment portfolio.

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Dividend Stocks

Canadian REITs: Top Real Estate Stocks to Buy Now

| Kay Ng

On pullbacks, investors can explore solid Canadian REITs for income and upside potential.

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Stocks for Beginners

Here’s the Average TFSA Balance at Age 34 in Canada

| Kay Ng

Curious how your TFSA balance compares to others? Here's how you could increase your wealth tax-free.

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Dividend Stocks

Best Stock to Buy Right Now: TD Bank vs Manulife Financial?

| Kay Ng

TD and Manulife can both be interesting stock picks for today, depending on your investment style.

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Dividend Stocks

TFSA: 2 Canadian Stocks to Buy and Hold Forever

| Kay Ng

Here are 2 TFSA-worthy Canadian stocks. Which one is a good buy for your TFSA today?

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Dividend Stocks

Is Brookfield Renewable Partners a Buy for its 5.6% Yield?

| Kay Ng

Brookfield Renewable Partners stock is a reasonable buy for income today as it trades at a discount and offers an…

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The TFSA is a powerful savings vehicle for Canadians who are saving for retirement.
Dividend Stocks

2 Stocks I’ll Be Adding to My TFSA – Even With the TSX at All-Time Highs

| Kay Ng

As reasonably valued TFSA stocks today, Bank of Nova Scotia and Canadian National Railway offer reliable dividends and long-term growth…

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Dividend Stocks

Is Metro Stock a Buy for its 1.5% Dividend Yield?

| Kay Ng

Metro is a defensive stock that's a reasonable buy here for a long-term investment.

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Dividend Stocks

Is Alimentation Couche-Tard Stock a Buy for its 0.9% Dividend Yield?

| Kay Ng

Couche-Tard stock's small yield is not enticing, but its growth potential could be a wealth creator.

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Dividend Stocks

Is WSP Global Stock a Buy for its 0.6% Dividend Yield?

| Kay Ng

Here's why investors should look beyond WSP Global stock's tiny dividend yield.

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