RRSP suggestion
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I see...
So, is this what you do all day, Fang?
Regards.
*singing in a fast rythm..."a cockpunch here, a cockpunch there, a cockpunch everywhere..."Cardinal Fang said:
So, is this what you do all day, Fang?
Regards.
No. My favourite threads are those that involve the Amish porn scenes involving Goober's Mom and Cardinal Fang.
I'm just doing what I can to help educate the investing public.
I'm just doing what I can to help educate the investing public.
Well it's better than those fictional accounts of fictional rendezvous with fictional SP's.
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I beleieve those so called fictional accounts of the so called fictional renezvous with the not so fictional duo did help the general public as well.
*stops laughing and resumes composure*
You leave me no choice but go ahead with Holy Grail II. The fallout is on your head.
You leave me no choice but go ahead with Holy Grail II. The fallout is on your head.
In 1994 I split $70,000.00, $35000.00 into a balanced growth fund and $35,000.00 in a more agressive growth fund. My statement's at the end of 2004 show my growth fund making me a grand total of $3600.00 more than the balanced fund ( each fund had the same month amount added. So basically I made $327.00 per year in the growth fund more than the balanced fund.
Sorry Goober!Goober Mcfly said:
I wasn't bragging as I only indicated the starting amounts of these two RRSP. If I really wanted to brag, I would have posted the size of the funds at this time showing the difference of $3600.00. Just wanted to give him an idea of what happens to your money at work over time.
BTW Goober.....the original investment was the proceeds from a great stock tip involving a high-tech company. But again....I wouldn't want to brag about that now would I? I had a number of investments and things to take care of before the capital gains exemption got wiped out! </brags a little>
Buy gold...
Buying common shares in gold miners; or
buying units of mutual funds that invest in precious metals; or
buying iUnits S&P/TSX Gold E.T.F.(XGD-T).
You may also be able to buy gold certificates but I'm not sure of that.
You may not be able to buy gold bullion in your RRSP but you can still invest in gold by:lickrolaine said:
Buying common shares in gold miners; or
buying units of mutual funds that invest in precious metals; or
buying iUnits S&P/TSX Gold E.T.F.(XGD-T).
You may also be able to buy gold certificates but I'm not sure of that.
Re: Re: Buy gold...
So for this investment I would need room in the foreign investment area? Which is not a problem for about 5 grand.Happy said:
Re: Income Trusts
Very simply, income trusts are businesses that distribute all, or nearly all, of their cash flow in monthly or quarterly dividend payments.
For more information do a search on 'income trusts' or go to these sites:
http://www.investcom.com/incometrust/whatis.htm;
http://www.moneysense.ca/investing/stocks_markets/income_trusts/
james t kirk said:
Very simply, income trusts are businesses that distribute all, or nearly all, of their cash flow in monthly or quarterly dividend payments.
For more information do a search on 'income trusts' or go to these sites:
http://www.investcom.com/incometrust/whatis.htm;
http://www.moneysense.ca/investing/stocks_markets/income_trusts/
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