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First ETF, where to go in Canada?
This would be my first time to invest. I have TD account in Canada. Thinking to open TFSA for my these investments. Based on some research there are 2 places people (some from reddit) recommend for low fees and high return. \- NBDB [https://nbdb.ca/pricing.html](https://nbdb.ca/pricing.html) \- Interactive Brokers [https://www.interactivebrokers.ca/en/home.php](https://www.interactivebrokers.ca/en/home.php) I would …
China orders airlines to suspend Boeing jet deliveries
(Reuters) -China has ordered its airlines not to take any further deliveries of Boeing jets in response to the U.S. decision to impose 145% tariffs on Chinese goods, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter. Shares of Boeing — which looks at China as one of …
Want to help my parents get set up for retirement.
Both my parents are immigrants in the US (legally), I am as well, we come from a background of very little education. I was able to get a bachelor's and get a good job, I educated myself in how to open a ROTH IRA and I'm contributing to my 401k. …
putting some money to work. Any suggestions?
Thinking of putting some money to work. Any suggestions? I want to put money to work but be cautious at the same time because I'm not sure, feels like this market can crash at anytime. Making money in this market is like learning how to swim during a hurricane.
Lower 401k contribution to pay off mortgage and/or invest in a second property?
Normally the answer to this question is no, but in light of the current uncertainty, would the better play be to reduce 401k contributions down to the employer match and pay off my mortgage (4.125%). I could pay off the mortgage in less than 5yrs. Or I could instead put …
Question about Roth IRA withdraws.
I recently took my previous jobs 401k and wealth builder account and rolled it into my Roth IRA. Now that the money is in my Roth and i have started investing it again, I just wanted to know if that rolled over amount counts as a contribution that can be …
Should I put a spin on my current portfolio?
Age 26 I current am sitting 95% SP500 and 5% total band. I’ve been thinking about adding something a little riskier in my portfolio to make up 10-20%. Something like growth or value funds. Do you think this is a good idea? If so, what would you recommend?
CPA told me I don't owe taxes on option gains
Made a meager $2000 last year on options, didn't exercise any of them. Used an older lady(80yo) that my mom knows. I don't have dividends FYI. She said I only owe taxes on dividends and pointed to the box below where my option profits and said it wasn't reported to …
EU Expects Most US Tariffs to Stay as Talks Make Little Progress
[https://www.forexlive.com/news/eu-expects-tariffs-to-remain-as-talks-make-little-progress-20250415/](https://www.forexlive.com/news/eu-expects-tariffs-to-remain-as-talks-make-little-progress-20250415/) # EU Expects Most US Tariffs to Stay as Talks Make Little Progress * After a two-hour meeting, EU trade chief Maros Sefcovic left unclear on US goals. * The US officials indicated that the 20% “reciprocal” tariffs — which have been reduced to 10% for 90 days — …
what are the other options that provide the same level of safety as SGOV and no dollar devaluation?
So a lot of talk about long term bond yield going up which means the trust in long term bonds are dropping. At the same time the dollar is depreciating. Assuming this trend continues its only a matter of time before interests are not paid and even T-bills are going …