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r/SincereEngineer•

So I'm potentially taking my two 5 year olds to the Detroit show - what time do they take the stage?

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r/windsorontario•

I want to get my lawn top dressed and aerated this fall and this company pretty explicitly advertises this as their specialty. The only issue is when I try to get a quote on their website, one is generated via AI and then it asks for payment right away, and when I try calling there's an AI agent that answers. They have some reviews online but I'm very suspicious.

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I have funds in a TFSA on Questrade all in VGRO. Due to my job, I can't hold funds in ETFs or specific securities, only in mutual funds. Are there any mutual funds on Questrade that will be similar to VGRO in terms of returns/fees?

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r/handbags•

Guy here looking for help - the Row Margeaux

In search of...🕵️‍♀️

Hi everyone. It is my 10th wedding anniversary in July, and I've been wanting to splurge to surprise wife with a black The Row Margeaux 15 bag. I keep checking the website (I'm in Canada) and I haven't seen one in months. Is this something that's just impossible to get?

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r/Lexus•

I've never owned a luxury vehicle/brand. For our next vehicle, we were thinking of getting the Lexus TX. I've always liked Lexus' reputation for reliability and a very smooth luxurious ride. This subreddit generally seems very happy with the vehicles, but I've noticed a bunch of negative posts about the TX. Is the general conclusion that it's less Lexus-y than other vehicles? I'm already reluctant to spend so much on a car but would do it for the right one.

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So I'm a bit all over the place on this, but here goes:

Currently have a 2021 VW Atlas and a 2013 Honda Civic. Looking to replace the Civic. I'm open to virtually anything but my wife prefers an SUV because feels cramped in cars (in fairness we haven't tested a full size car). I was leaning towards the Hyundai IONIQ 9 but am a bit wary of Hyundai reliability issues. Lately was looking at the Lexus TX but it seems to get less than stellar feedback on the Lexus sub. Since purchasing my Civic I've made significant career advancement and, in my role, do want to have a more executive level vehicle (I suppose I personally don't care but for whatever appearances are worth it might be time for an

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r/ViaRail•

I have a CFOne card as a veteran and my wife has a CFOne card as family; can she use the military discount for her travel without me being present?

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My employer does 9% RRSP matching, and if you max out for the year on your contribution space, the 9% continues in a non registered plan. It's not a DB but based on what I've read here it's extremely competitive.

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