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When did you start? What were your observations about the strategy over the years? Did carrying debt into retirement cause anxiety? Did you do it on your own accord or based on an advisor's recommendation?

Edit: this is what I'm asking about. https://edrempel.com/rrsp-rrif-meltdown-strategies/

From the replies, it doesn't sound like anyone has done it?

41M, investment assets 1.025 million, yada yada yada, hooray for me. No screenshot though

The whole book doesn't need to be about a Peregrine crew, but I'd love to read more detail about the fighter beyond what's been shown on screen.

Tried ChatGPT and it recommended a book from the Original Series, so I doubt that's accurate!

Hi all,

I'm coming to Daytona for the races this weekend. Are Votran passes for sale at places like convenience stores, gas stations, the airport etc? The locations listed on the Votran website are look like they're out of my way.

Is Votran reliable? Or am I better off taking taxi/uber?

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https://www.tsn.ca/live/schedule

Matt Dunigan just tweeted the show's logo. https://twitter.com/MattDuniganTSN/status/1270049940102840320?s=19

I'm trying to stay optimistic about the season, so maybe this is good news?

Are RRSP/TFSA accounts able to hold USD?

Put options allowed in a Questrade RRSP/TFSA?

Can you trade option strategies like bull spreads and the like?

I know, i know - the chances of a season are dimming everyday, but I thought it might be fun if I shared my ideas on how the CFL could potentially have something resembling a season and keep the Grey Cup's streak alive.

And who knows, maybe Randy lurks here and will pick up some of our ideas.

• Holding the games in a single location, with no fans. As much as I want to attend games this year, the data suggests it's unlikely that we can have thousands of people safely packed in the stands unless a vaccine is developed in the next six months. So no fans. But maybe the "season" could be held in Saskatchewan for two reasons: 1. SK has a very low infection rate and thus the risk of players get

Hi all, have about 30k worth of XSP in my RRSP. Wonder if it makes sense to sell it and buy 30k worth of HSH. I think XSP is subject tothat non-resident withholding tax, but on avg, I think the SP500 only yields like 2%. Which means XSP has 0.6% withheld to the IRS while HSH has none. Since it's all in my RRSP, I don't have to worry about capital gains or anything like that if I sell.

So if I switch from XSP to HSH, I should retain about $180 more worth investment earnings per year. Am I doing the math right?