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3 weeks ago | 
finder.com | Lena Borrelli |Stacie Hurst
Futures trading lets you speculate on or hedge against asset price movements. Trading futures can be risky due to market volatility. It’s a complexity investment strategy often used by experienced investors to profit from market fluctuations. It’s legal to trade futures in Canada, but not all investment platforms offer this feature. Futures trading involves buying and selling contracts to buy or sell a particular commodity or stock index at a predetermined price at a future date.
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4 weeks ago | 
finder.com | |Stacie Hurst
Quantum Computing stocks have been on the rise over the last couple of years due to advancements and innovations made by large companies and researchers. This growth is fueled by funding and participation from governments—especially the US, China and the EU—as well as massive investments from tech giants like IBM, Google and Microsoft and startups, such as IonQ, Rigetti and D-Wave.
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1 month ago | 
finder.com | Bethany Hickey |Holly Jennings |Stacie Hurst
Earning money by playing games sounds like an ideal job. But like many pursuits, there are some steps required, and whether you actually make money playing games can depend on luck, planning and the method you take. 4 ways to earn money through gamingWe’ve gathered four real ways to earn money through playing games, but like any side hustle (or even a full-time gig), a bit of hard work goes a long way.
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1 month ago | 
finder.com | Lacey Stark |Stacie Hurst
Direct indexing might be a strategy worth exploring if you’d like more control over your portfolio, the potential for more tax-efficient returns or the ability to align investments with personal preferences or values. With advancements in technology and a lower barrier to entry, direct indexing is more accessible now than ever. Learn more about this customizable investment strategy and how it works to see if it’s a suitable option. Direct indexing involves buying stocks listed in an index.
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1 month ago | 
finder.com | Tim Falk |Stacie Hurst
When US president Trump imposed a 25% tariff on Canadian imports on March 4, the news sent financial markets into a spin. With China and Mexico also hit by tariffs, and China and Canada both quickly responding with retaliatory tariffs, a trade war is very real possibility. But will tariffs affect the stock market? If so, how? In a time of market uncertainty, where do you look to find tariff-proof stocks? Keep reading to find out.
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2 months ago | 
finder.com | Tim Falk |Stacie Hurst
Find the best internet provider in Canada Need to reduce your internet costs or find a faster provider? Here’s how to find the best provider in Canada for your needs. Finder Best and Finder Recommended Products and providers awarded Finder Best and Finder Recommended badges help signal approval from our experts. Here are guidelines on how to obtain, upload and use Finder badges.
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2 months ago | 
finder.com | Lacey Stark |Stacie Hurst
Meme stocks surge in popularity due mostly to social media hype rather than company growth or performance. Meme stocks can yield substantial profits but are volatile. The potential for loss is high. Only allocate a small portion of your overall investments to meme stocks, and diversify your portfolio to minimize the impact of loss. If you’ve ever heard about people trading meme stocks and making a bundle, you might wonder what they are and if this is a good investment strategy.
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2 months ago | 
finder.com | Tim Falk |Stacie Hurst
There’s much more to Canadian banks than just the Big Five. Not only is there a long list of other brick-and-mortar banks and credit unions, but recent years have seen the rise of digital banks and fintechs that offer a 100% online banking experience. But with so many options to choose from, what is the best bank in Canada? That’s where we come in. We examined over 1,000 data points to come up with this list of the best Canadian banks by category.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
finder.com | James Edwards |Stacie Hurst
You can use a crypto debit card (or crypto prepaid card) to pay for purchases in person and online like a regular debit card. Instead of withdrawing CAD from a bank account, a crypto card makes payments from a crypto wallet using fiat currency that’s been converted from cryptocurrency. Here’s where to get a crypto debit card in Canada. This is not an endorsement of cryptocurrency or any specific provider, service or offering. It is not a recommendation to trade or use any services.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
finder.com | Ben Gribbin |Stacie Hurst
If you have a business, you need a website. If you sell products, you could increase sales by listing your goods online. Perhaps you’ve been putting off building a business website, but with this guide, we’ll help you get a site up and running in no time. The most important thing is the content. Then, you need what is known as a web host. You also need a domain name (also called the web address). You should also invest in a sweet-looking design and save some time and resources for marketing.
