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Q: I currently hold these 4 ETF's in a RRSP account. Is there any other ETF that you would add to this list?

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Read Answer Asked on August 28, 2025

• Vanguard FTSE Canadian High Dividend Yield Index ETF (VDY $55.62)
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• Vanguard Total International Stock (VXUS $71.78)
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Q: Which ETF do you feel compliments VOO the most? This would be for my RRSP. Also, I’m 15 years from retirement.

Your top 3 in order preferably?

US/CND/international/All world.. doesn’t matter.

Thank you

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Read Answer Asked by Nick on August 25, 2025

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Q: If you were setting up a diversified unregistered account for yourself from scratch using US ETFs today, for a long-term hold:

How would you approach this?
What would ETFs would you pick?
What percentage would you put in each?

Please charge multiple questions as needed. Thanks very much.

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Read Answer Asked by Chris on July 18, 2025