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Old 10-12-2020, 05:04 PM   #10601
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From what I've seen, CRA only goes after TFSA if you do a lot of day trades in it and make a shit ton of money.

There was a news article about it a few years back that I read.
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1) The reason that no bank is willing to take any liability about how much your parents contribute to a TFSA (and they are SUPER clear about this fact), is because there is literally no way for them to do this. Even CRA only has a ledger well after the fact because of all the time delays of reporting to CRA.

It is 100% your parents' responsibilities to monitor their contributions and it is a cop out and weak excuse to say that a junior rep at a bank was SO convincing that your parents were misled into over contributing.

2) The TFSA is a savings mechanism that is designed to provide an incentive for people to invest for their futures so people don't run out of money in retirement and become a drain on the various support systems. It makes 0 difference to the Canadian government whether you hold cash, Canadian stocks, or US stocks in it - it's not like they "get a cut" if you held Canadian stocks but not US stocks.

The simple reason why there is a withholding tax on US securities held in a TFSA and not an RRSP is actually nothing to do with it being a TFSA. There is a withholding tax on US securities in ALL types of accounts with the exception of the RRSP. The TFSA did not exist when this exemption was penned for the RRSP, otherwise it undoubtedly would have been negotiated at the same time.

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Yup, you are right. Definitely our own fault for not checking, no different than someone over buying RRSPs, we need to check each yr what our limit is.

For TFSA, when withholding tax is 15%... means everything is a wash... fuck it.. Canadian markets it is.
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Old 10-13-2020, 09:36 AM   #10603
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It's 15% of the potential income from interest or dividends. If you own US tech stocks that pay neither, for example, doesn't really matter and certainly provides diversification benefits and capital appreciation opportunities that don't exist in the Canadian markets, even at a higher cost.

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I hope no one is in NKLA.

They just ousted its CEO... going to be an very interesting morning as soon as pre-market opens.
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Anyone got shares of NIO? I got in around 11 and been doing pretty good now. They’re around $30

As for my main question
I have some money sitting in my tfsa account and it’s just collecting dust. I’m looking for a stock in the tsx (has to be cad) which would have decent dividend payouts or room for growth. I’m wondering if someone can suggest one to invest into. Tia!
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Old 11-02-2020, 08:59 AM   #10606
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Yeah I'm in nio. Bought in at 16.50
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what are some good stocks/indexes to buy today or right after the US election?
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As for my main question
I have some money sitting in my tfsa account and it’s just collecting dust. I’m looking for a stock in the tsx (has to be cad) which would have decent dividend payouts or room for growth. I’m wondering if someone can suggest one to invest into. Tia!
I'm always pleasantly surprise how much dividend I get from ENB every 3 months. And price of shares is at a pretty low price now.
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I'm always pleasantly surprise how much dividend I get from ENB every 3 months. And price of shares is at a pretty low price now.
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ya they were saying ENB was a good deal around $41...now it's at $36.50
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what are some good stocks/indexes to buy today or right after the US election?
Gun stocks if democrats win.
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It's 15% of the potential income from interest or dividends. If you own US tech stocks that pay neither, for example, doesn't really matter and certainly provides diversification benefits and capital appreciation opportunities that don't exist in the Canadian markets, even at a higher cost.

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Dividends paid by U.S.-domiciled companies are subject to a 15% U.S. withholding tax. The U.S. withholding tax does not apply to capital gains. So if you buy $5,000 USD worth of Apple and sell it for $7,000 USD, you get the full $2,000 USD gain automatically.
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Old 11-04-2020, 09:22 AM   #10614
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Dividends paid by U.S.-domiciled companies are subject to a 15% U.S. withholding tax. The U.S. withholding tax does not apply to capital gains. So if you buy $5,000 USD worth of Apple and sell it for $7,000 USD, you get the full $2,000 USD gain automatically.
Correct, that is exactly what I said. My point about tech stocks was if you own a stock that doesn't pay a dividend and instead your whole return is from appreciation, then it makes no difference if you hold them in a TFSA since there is no withholding tax.

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Dividends paid by U.S.-domiciled companies are subject to a 15% U.S. withholding tax. The U.S. withholding tax does not apply to capital gains. So if you buy $5,000 USD worth of Apple and sell it for $7,000 USD, you get the full $2,000 USD gain automatically.
AFAIK, another thing to note is that for RRSPs, dividends from US companies are NOT subject to the witholding tax.

In that case, high growth, low-dividend US would be better in TFSA, but high-dividend US stocks would be better suited in RRSP.

This article outlines it pretty well: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/glob...ticle28819560/
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What the hell triggered the sudden sharp rise? Not complaining.
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I bought back into APHA/CGC the other day.



But unless things have changed in the last year, I wouldn't touch ACB myself.
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AIG raised their outlook on the company and they also reported sales albeit only 12,000 units

Earnings are on the 12th I’m anticipating a drop from them and will buy back in on the dip I think

Hmm weed stocks again eh
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Weed stocks is interesting because 4 states legalized weed this week, and Oregon decriminalized hard drugs.

Weed is now legal in 15 states and decriminalized in 13 states.

One of Biden's campaign promises is to decriminalize weed. That will help pave way for legalizing it.

I feel like this could be the catalyst that leads to another bull run like the one we had a few years ago when Canada legalized it.
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Anyone think it's too late to buy into NIO? I've been monitoring the price and it just keeps on going up
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Been on that NIO wave since $16, don't think it's too late to ever get in, as I've bought more throughout this wave.

I don't understand how XPEV and Li Auto can shoot up that fast though. Too much EV hype but I can't complain.
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