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Q: Good Morning,

Following up on Marks question regarding dividend paying growth stocks with in a TFSA. Could you please give a couple of suggestions that 5I likes going forward?
US and Cdn.

Thanks,
Stephen
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on June 26, 2019
Q: Good afternoon - Our collective family portfolio ( wife and I, retired) is roughly 40% fixed income comprised solely of GICs and Pref Shares. Our pref shares are with solid companies but given the lack of appetite for PShares the total value has been slowly deteriorating. This is something you have commented on in recent months and I’m wondering if and when we should bail and if we do, where then do we invest the proceed? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by alex on June 26, 2019
Q: The above funds are presently held in my TFSA - managed account with 1% fees. Unhappy with the overall performance of this account. Are any of these growth funds? Which would you sell. Please recommend funds for a TFSA? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Lorraine on June 26, 2019
Q: What are your thoughts on the GFL IPO? High debt. Good investors.
Read Answer Asked by Mike on June 26, 2019
Q: As I mentioned earlier I have held 1800 units PSB in a corporate account since 2013 - 6 years. I failed to mention that I am paying management fees of 1%. I require a fixed income fund for this portfolio. Would appreciate any suggestions you have. Does this fund have a MER?
Read Answer Asked by Lorraine on June 26, 2019
Q: What do you think of a 5-year ladder of RBC Target Date bond ETF’s (RQG through RQK) for the fixed income component of Canadian RRSP’s and RRIF’s?

Also, for a $US RRSP or RRIF I am considering Invesco Senior Loan ETF (BKLN) and Highland/iBoxx Senior Load ETF (SNLN). I am aware that the NAV of these funds can be volatile, and that they may be considered somewhere between corporate bonds and high-yield bonds on the risk spectrum, but I would be buying them for the yield.

I appreciate your response.
Read Answer Asked by KEvin on June 26, 2019
Q: Is there a good Growth ETF for Vietnam? Thanks. Austin
Read Answer Asked by Austin on June 26, 2019
Q: do have any idea who owns hampton lumber and resources? thanks
Read Answer Asked by jim on June 26, 2019
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