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By now we’ve all heard the story about inflation: “Sure, prices will rise, but your salary will rise too, so it’s nothing to be concerned about.” Indeed, mild to moderate inflation can be healthy, a sign of economic growth. But there’s one group of people who do tend to get hit hard by inflation: Retirees. Many retirees live on fixed incomes. Specifically, pensions that are not indexed to inflation. Canada’s CPP is inflation-indexed, but it doesn’t pay much. Many employer-sponsored pension plans simply pay a set amount per year. Typically, it’s a percentage of a person’s be...

Image source: Getty Images Renewable energy stocks delivered exceptional returns in 2020. However, most of the top TSX renewable energy stocks reversed some of their gains and have witnessed a healthy pullback in the recent past, providing investors a solid opportunity to buy these high-growth stocks at the current levels.  I see significant upside in renewable energy stocks thanks to the growing emphasis on carbon footprint reduction. Meanwhile, growing adoption, declining costs, capacity expansion, and significant capital investments provide a solid foundation for growt...

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Headlines tend to be a good thing for any stock. However, the kind of headline attention  Enbridge(TSX:ENB)(NYSE: ENB) has gotten these days isn’t necessarily of the positive variety. The pipeline operator has been engulfed in a heated dispute with U.S. regulators of late over the company’s Line 5 project. This pipeline leg passes through Michigan and has received the thumbs-down from regulators south of the border. That said, Enbridge has continued to operate this pipeline in defiance of orders, spurring a unique political situation between Canada and the U.S. Let’s discuss what Enbri...