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The article highlights three Canadian dividend stocks that are growing payouts in the 2% to 5% range, suggesting they could be a good choice for investors seeking steady cash returns. It notes that Americans hold a record share of wealth in stocks, raising concerns about future returns.

Some banks offer cashback or other incentives on mortgages, but the article warns that not all of these offers are worth taking. It suggests that banks may use fine print to reclaim the cash they give upfront.

BMO was named to Forbes' 2027 list of America's Most Trusted Companies for the second consecutive year. This recognition highlights the bank's continued reputation for trustworthiness.

BMO Asset Management Inc., as manager of the BMO ETFs, and BMO Investments Inc., as manager of the BMO Mutual Funds, today announced the October 2026 cash distributions for unitholders of BMO ETFs and unitholders of exchange-traded series of units of the BMO Mutual Funds (collectively, the "ETF Series")¹ that distribute monthly, as set out in the table below.

Netflix stock has fallen 45% over the past year, and BMO Capital's $125 price target implies an 82% upside from the current price. The article focuses on this potential upside for investors.

BMO CEO says more support is needed for Canadian defence companies, noting that Canada's biggest banks have committed billions to critical sectors, including defence. The statement underscores the bank's role in supporting national security industries.

BMO has appointed Tim Cox as the new head of its U.S. business, with him starting on November 1. This move signals a leadership change in the bank's U.S. operations.

BMO announced a $175,000 donation to organizations supporting Canadian Armed Forces members and families after the CFB Wainwright tragedy. The donation reflects the bank's support for the defence community.