There are specific signs you can look for to determine whether a company may cut its dividends.
The answer depends on whether owners plan to reinvest in their businesses.
Before investing in a company, check out how that company is spending its cash.
Prab Sagoo, associate director at Nasdaq Advisory Services, explains in his weekly market commentary how investors are likely to react to recent projections of Canadian economic performance.
For a Canadian-controlled private corporation, the first $500,000 of active business income is generally taxed at low corporate tax rates.
Manulife has reported net income of $723 million in the first quarter of 2015, compared with $818 million in the same period last year.
Purpose Investments has launched two international funds.
Budget 2015 delivered lower tax rates for business owners, but it leaves a troubling issue unresolved.
Horizons’s Active U.S. Dividend ETF begins trading today on the TSX.
What’s better for shareholders?