Andrew Button
- Contributing Writer, The Motley Fool (Canada)
- Contributing Writer, Seeking Alpha
Newfoundland and Labrador
Financial writer/journalist. Looking for value names in Chinese tech & AI. Follow for my latest investment ideas.
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A Simple Way to Turn $25,000 in TFSA Savings Into Consistent Monthly Cash Flow
Written by Andrew Button at The Motley Fool Canada Are you wondering how to turn a modest sum of money – let's say $25,000 – into consistent monthly cash flow? If so, you have to think about what you're going to hold in your TFSA. Not every stock out there pays dividends monthly. As for bonds, those usually pay semi-annually! Some guaranteed investment certificates (GICs) pay monthly, but they don't offer a whole lot of yield these days. Quite frankly, the options are limited.
Double Your TFSA Contribution With 1 Smart Strategy
Written by Andrew Button at The Motley Fool Canada Is it possible to increase your TFSA contribution room – even doubling it? Technically, yes. If you realize gains in a TFSA, then withdraw the amount you've made gains on, and then wait 12 months. You can then deposit an amount in excess of the contribution room accumulated over your lifetime. This is, however, a rare situation – usually, you want to keep your existing TFSA money in your TFSA, so as to continue the flow of compounding.
The Canadian Companies Building AI Infrastructure and Why They Matter
Written by Andrew Button at The Motley Fool Canada Did you know that many Canadian companies are involved in building AI infrastructure? From data centre companies to semiconductor component makers, Canadian firms are involved in every step of the process. In this article, I will explore two companies that are involved in building Canada's AI infrastructure and will continue being involved for the foreseeable future.
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