Martha said:If you don't know, it probably means you have not invested in such a trust.
Martha said:If you don't know, it probably means you have not invested in such a trust.
And soon the remainder will be really taxable!astromeria said:in the case of EPP, I have taxable profits, which always gives me pause.
The move is intended to be tax revenue neutral. They improved deductions for seniors, especially those living on pensions. According to my broker, the net after tax effect in 2011 will be neutral. We are going to be loading up when the sell-off is past its manic phase.Nords said:So much for the fabled Canadian balanced budget. What a way to make up the "shortfall"... what ever happened to reducing spending instead of raising taxation?
Even for Canadians, it is just a promise from a politician at this point.Martha said:Maybe revenue neutral for Canadians, but not for foreign investors.
Martha said:Maybe revenue neutral for Canadians, but not for foreign investors.
kcowan said:Of course, the $28 billion in lost market value is already real...
Martha said:AltaRed, thanks for the information. At least from a US investor standpoint, it would be great if the companies would "reconvert." Any suggested websites that talk more about this?
My Dream said:Well, I checked my funds today and it's down approximately $42,000 so I think it's safe to say that it has affected me. I just hope it will rebound somewhat. I'm not that much into politics but I just don't understand how you can lie about a campaign promise and get reelected. That may be the case again.
All the index components are up today across the board. The trusts are up slightly again after Friday recovery.My Dream said:For some reason unknown to me due to my lack of finacial abilities, my portfolio seems to have rebounded as of today and I don't know why.