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Q: Thanks for the answer on div of the banks

I found this blog that seems to have done a study of all of them big ones

http://spbrunner.blogspot.ca/2014/01/bank-of-nova-scotia-2.html

perhaps needless, but still to say that I am not associated in any way with that blog and cannot vouch for the accuracy (or lack of) of the info there
Read Answer Asked by Behrouz on February 14, 2014
Q: re: Scot/Feb 13 - thanks for the info on 'www.longrundata.com'. Be careful with it: enb=22.43% but enb.tse=18.63%. Shud b same: arbitrage. Not all work ie. atd.b.tsx
Read Answer Asked by Bill on February 14, 2014
Q: can you tell me what has historically been average highest and lowest dividend rate of canadian banks?
Read Answer Asked by Behrouz on February 14, 2014
Q: Hi team:
I have a small position in Rifco and also in Carfinco, the later one pays a dividend, is Rifco a higher risk ? should I sell Rifco and put in Carfinco for both dividend and lower risk ?
thanks
I made a small profit in both of the stocks! have a good day
Read Answer Asked by Michael on February 14, 2014
Q: I got stopped out on Solium Capital (SUM) at $7.34 and see that the stock closed today at $7.08. I think that this stock represents good value but its stock price continues to slide. At what price would you put in a stink bid? I would still like to own it. Bill
Read Answer Asked by William J on February 14, 2014
Q: Tax treatment of spousal trusts. Can income in a spousal trust be taxed in the trust using the graduated tax levels or must all income be taxed in the hands of the beneficiaries at their marginal tax level. Hope this is not too far off topic. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by John on February 14, 2014
Q: Hi 5i,

Your thoughts on Air Canada at it's current level? Is this a buying a great buying opportunity? Would you wait for the stock to stabilize, or would you buy a position at current levels?
Read Answer Asked by Sasha on February 14, 2014
Q: On February the 3rd, I bought SUM as it was trending higher for the past year. Since then, it has been down every day and I finally had gotten out of it once it was down 18%. What would you think causes this to happen? It is not the first time it has happened to me.
Thank you,
Dennis
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on February 14, 2014
Q: Would appreciate your thoughts on results just out for DHX Media.
Thanks
John
Read Answer Asked by John on February 14, 2014
Q: Hello 5i team,
You have rated THI B+ in the fall of 2012. I am however watching the stock price break the 200 day m.a. for the last week or so; what would be the catalyst that would drive it back up?
Thanks,
Tony
Read Answer Asked by Antoine on February 14, 2014
Q: Re question on life income fund, after you turn 65 in canada all income from lif and rif can be split with your wife.dave
Read Answer Asked by david on February 14, 2014
Q: In response to James,
A LIF is essentially a RRIF, so if James is 65 years of age before the end of the year, his RRIF withdrawal in that year would qualify as "eligible pension income" that can be split with his spouse on his tax return
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on February 14, 2014
Q: Re James question about splitting income from a LIF...the following is from CRA's website:

What is eligible pension income?
Eligible pension income is generally the total of the following amounts received by the pensioner in the year (these amounts also qualify for the pension income amount):

the taxable part of life annuity payments from a superannuation or pension fund or plan; and
if they are received as a result of the death of a spouse or common-law partner, or if the pensioner is 65 years of age or older at the end of the year:
annuity and registered retirement income fund (including life income fund) payments; and
registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) annuity payments.
Read Answer Asked by Scot on February 14, 2014
Q: I believe that there is a place for physical gold in today's markets. Gold has been a loser for the last couple of years, but I do believe it'll come back at some point.

What is your stance on this? And what are you looking for as an investor to know when the tides have turned and gold is on an uptrend?
Read Answer Asked by Eugene on February 14, 2014
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