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Bank of Montreal is a diversified financial-services provider based in North America, operating four business segments: Canadian personal and commercial banking, U.S. P&C banking, wealth management, and capital markets.
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    Canadian Bank Stocks: Buy, Sell, or Hold in 2026?

    | Demetris Afxentiou

    Canadian bank stocks remain pillars of stability. Here’s what investors should know heading into 2026.

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    3 Canadian Bank Stocks Offering Decades and Decades of Dividends

    | Sneha Nahata

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    Dividend Stocks

    2 Recession-Resistant Dividend Stocks Perfect for Life-Long TFSA Income

    | Amy Legate-Wolfe

    CP, with its continent-spanning rail, and BMO, with its centuries-long track record, are two recession-resistant dividend anchors for your TFSA.

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    2 Canadian Bank Stocks to Buy at a Discount

    | Rajiv Nanjapla

    Given their healthy growth prospects and discounted valuations, I believe these two Canadian stocks offer attractive buying opportunities.

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    Dividend Stocks

    TFSA Passive Income: 2 TSX Dividend Stocks to Consider Now

    | Demetris Afxentiou

    Building out a passive income portfolio with great TSX dividend stocks is easier than it sounds. Here are 2 stocks…

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    2 Canadian Dividend Giants That Belong in Any Portfolio

    | Amy Legate-Wolfe

    Two TSX dividend giants, TransAlta and BMO, offer resilient income and diversification that can anchor a portfolio through market ups…

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    Bank Stocks

    Bank of Montreal vs. RBC: Which Canadian Bank Stock is the Better Buy?

    | Daniel Da Costa

    Here are the main differences between BMO and Royal Bank, and how you can decide which is the best Canadian…

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    Canadian Bank Stocks: Buy, Sell, or Hold?

    | Christopher Liew, CFA

    Most investors treat Canadian big bank stocks as core holdings to generate long-term dividend income.

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    Bank Stocks

    2 TSX Giants to Buy for Decades of Growth and Dividends

    | Jitendra Parashar

    Investors looking for a balance between stability and compounding growth may want to consider these two TSX dividend giants built…

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    Bank Stocks

    3 Canadian Bank Stocks Offering Decades (and Decades) of Dividends

    | Amy Legate-Wolfe

    Do you want reliable dividend income for decades? EQB, goeasy, and BMO offer niche growth, disciplined lending, and big-bank stability…

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    Dividend Stocks

    3 Ultra-Safe Dividend Stocks to Own for the Next 10 Years

    | Sneha Nahata

    These Canadian companies’ resilient earnings base and sustainable payouts make them ultra-safe dividend stocks to buy and hold for decades.

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    Dividend Stocks

    2 Canadian Dividend Giants That Belong in Every Portfolio

    | Amy Legate-Wolfe

    Want dependable, growing income? Hydro One and BMO offer steady, rising dividends backed by essential services and strong balance sheets.

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