BCE Inc. Cumulative Redeemable First Preferred Shares Series AC (BCE.PR.C)

BCE Inc. Cumulative Redeemable First Preferred Shares Series AC (BCE.PR.C $20.70)
- $20.70 P/E (TTM): 5.26X Cap: $31.93B
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BCE Inc. Cumulative Redeemable First Preferred Shares Series AC (BCE.PR.C $20.70)
- $20.70 P/E (TTM): 5.26X Cap: $31.93B
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BCE Inc. Cumulative Redeemable First Preferred Shares Series AD (BCE.PR.D $20.63)
- $20.63 P/E (TTM): 5.26X Cap: $31.93B
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Q: These two preferred are going to be reset next month. Is a conversion from BCE.PC to BCE.PD, or the reverse, tax-free if we choose to do so?

I was very successful in the last 2 years with the BCE.PD floating shares, but would it be wise to let them go and convert to the fixed-reset at this moment of plateauing interest rates? I guess it could depend on the new rates which will be determined on Feb06.

Thanks to the team.

Read Answer Asked by Denise on January 23, 2023

BCE Inc. Cumulative Redeemable First Preferred Shares Series AC (BCE.PR.C $20.70)
- $20.70 P/E (TTM): 5.26X Cap: $31.93B
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Q: Could you please summarise the dividend policy for this pref.
I am thinking if buying it for income - is it a "trap"?
Is there a better pref at 6% +/- yield?
Thanks

Read Answer Asked by David on February 26, 2019