Q: Are these dividends eligible for the dividend tax credit even though the fund is largely composed of US preferreds.
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Q: I have a number of Canadian Rate Reset and Perpetual Preferred Shares, which have done very well in the last number of months. These are held predominantly in a Registered LIF Account. The current yields are between 6~7%. The Rate Resets are laddered, resetting in different years. As the reset dates get closer it may impact the value, depending on BOC rate and reset rate. I was looking trimming these and allocating 20% of our Preferred shares BEPR for US exposure.
BEPR currently yields 9% which would increase our income, while providing greater diversification nIt seems to have paid a monthly since at least 2018.
What is 5’s view on BEPR and the safety of its distribution vs Canadian Preferred shares?
BEPR currently yields 9% which would increase our income, while providing greater diversification nIt seems to have paid a monthly since at least 2018.
What is 5’s view on BEPR and the safety of its distribution vs Canadian Preferred shares?
Q: I have held this fund for years and have enjoyed a dividend payment of 7 dollars each month for each 100 shares I hold. Since mid-November The price of shares/units have been falling. Am I missing something that is causing this decrease in value.