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LMAO does this include your TFSA and FHSA? Retard!

I have 30,000 in TFSA. Half in the bank at 18% YoY and half in a self-directed trading account with allocations in S&P, Gold, and some speculation stocks. I have ~13,000 in student loan debts (~2% interest). I never got a job in my field of study. It has been …

Sp500 index as usual likely 7k over the course of a year as that’s what the annual TFSA allocation comes out to. Maybe a mortgage chunk payment of 5k-7k if bonuses and tax returns come as hoped.

Day Trading Advice I'm on a closed work permit in Canada. I need to earn some extra money. Living here is just too expensive and I am dabbling in day trading as a side income. There are a few restrictions on my work permit; I am not allowed to work …

Gambling in your TFSA is wild

Gambling or Investing? Hello! 18M and looking for advice about investing, especially with the psychology I should have with stocks. I have 14k in a TFSA and already a little big of knowledge on investing. Lucky to have parents that are okay with me staying longer, plus money already saved …

Yes, you can DIY: open RRSP/TFSA/FHSA at Wealthsimple and request a direct transfer (ask about in‑kind and any deferred sales charges), choose one low‑cost asset‑allocation ETF like XEQT/VEQT/VGRO/VBAL that matches your risk, automate contributions and rebalance yearly, and keep the friendship separate from the fees; more information at mr-profit com.

Primerica to Wealth simple? Hi everyone! For context, I'm (32F) in Canada. I've been investing with Primerica for a few years now. My advisor was really helpful and it help me get into investing. Recently, I've been learning more and seeing the fees I'm paying with Primerica. A friend of …

I'd go with IBKR for US stocks in Alberta, especially for your TFSA. Wealthsimple charges 1.5% currency conversion fees each way which really adds up for US securities. IBKR has much lower forex fees (around 0.002%), better execution, and more investment options. Tax reporting is straightforward with both platforms, but …

The best app or website for investing US stocks in Alberta, Canada? There are so many apps that can invest US stocks. As far as I research, IBKR is good but some people say wealthsimple is good too. In terms of final tax returns or TFSA which one is the …

What am I doing wrong? Worked in oil and gas since I was 19 I got 800k in TFSA (got lucky with some penny stocks/nividia/ now mostly invested in sp500) 500 k left in mortgage 200 k in RRSP 3 rental properties (mortgage paid by tenants and some leftovers i …

Help! What am I doing wrong? I Worked in oil and gas since I was 19 I got 800k in TFSA (got lucky with some penny stocks/nividia/ now mostly invested in sp500) 500 k left in mortgage 200 k in RRSP 3 rental properties (mortgage paid by tenants and some …

Penny Stock, Penny Life: All In on CRDL — Ahead of This Week’s Catalyst This week I took a full position in **CRDL** across my RRSP and TFSA: * 21,500 shares @ **1.01(Monday)** * 11,738 shares @ **1.02** and 21,262 shares @ **1.04(Today)** * Total 54,500 shares # Why I …

Do it in your TFSA coward!

Should I invest in USD Etfs or CAD Etfs as a 19 year old ? Like the title suggests, I started investing this year and I'm planning on maxing out my TFSA. I already bought some VFV, but after further research I learned that VOO and VFV can be somewhat …

Accidentally "timed the market" and avoided a $50k drawdown during a portfolio transfer. Now sitting on $600k cash. Do I Lump Sum back in or DCA? **Context:** I am a Canadian investor who recently decided to clean up my financial life. My investments were scattered across TD Direct Investing, Questrade, …

IBKR Canada Hello everyone, I just started day trading with ibkr. I live in Canada and I can't find any info with choosing the right account so the CRA won't kick my ass. So , what type of account should I use for day trading ? I have 2 accounts …

I've been nurturing that TFSA and FHSA for years to bring it to where it is now. I'd just end it all if I lost it in a day.

Account: TFSA 😂 You regard truly belong here.

For the outsiders: a TFSA is Canadian equivalent of a Roth EXCEPT you can withdraw earnings from a TFSA at any point tax free. So bro basically won the lottery (yeah we don’t know the time frame but likely it was a hit on a high risk move), could have …

You had 700k in TFSA, you could have just chilled.

AND in the TFSA. Bravo.

Nice TD direct investing view 😂 Don’t tell me this is in your TFSA?

What a fckin time to have my TFSA maxed out for the year… Mother f

Put it in your TFSA coward