2015 BEST STOCKS TO RETIRE ON

This year's MoneySense Retirement 100 will help guide you through the graveyard of energy stocks, past haunted mining firms, and to the best income stocks Canada has to offer. In it they grade the largest dividend-payers in the land and provide a wealth of fads and figures on each one. Their A-...

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Published in:MoneySense (Toronto) 2015-11, Vol.17 (6), p.29
Main Author: Rothery, Norm
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Banks
Dividends
Earnings
Engineering firms
Ratings & rankings
Securities markets
Stock exchanges
Stock prices
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Summary:This year's MoneySense Retirement 100 will help guide you through the graveyard of energy stocks, past haunted mining firms, and to the best income stocks Canada has to offer. In it they grade the largest dividend-payers in the land and provide a wealth of fads and figures on each one. Their A-graded stocks have gained 117% on average since then, including dividends reinvested annually. Firms with the best prospects are awarded As and solid candidates get Bs. They also reward businesses that have grown their dividends over the last five years because dividend growth is an indicator of financial strength. The three big banks at the top of the class are the Bank of Nova Scotia, the Bank of Montreal, and TD Bank. The first two offer yields of 4.7% while TD pays 3.9% and has a good dividend growth record. A list of companies in the Retirement 100 is presented.
ISSN:1488-1349