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Q: Good Morning ,

Could we have your opinion on this new listing from Harvest. Also do you see their risk evaluation as accurate (medium-low). Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Roger on October 02, 2023
Q: I thought the short portion I saw of Chris's webinar was fabulous, very useful.

Can you please provide me with a link so I can watch the entire presentation?

Sheldon
Read Answer Asked by Sheldon on October 02, 2023
Q: I received the latest dividend for WDS-N and it was $0.78 US$ in my RRSP account however the declared dividend by the company was $0.80 US$. Is there any explanation for this? Also in my brokerage account under Income details it stated that the dividend for September 28th was $0.80 US$ per share.

Thanks in advance.

Brendan
Read Answer Asked by Brendan on October 02, 2023
Q: We are dividend investors in our late 70’s. We derive most of our income from dividends. Recently we sold about 200,000. Worth of Enbridge and are looking to reinvest. We have short listed some companies above and would like your opinion on them. Also if you have any other suggestions we would welcome your ideas. We are looking for solid companies with a good dividend that also increase their dividends.
Read Answer Asked by Donald on October 02, 2023
Q: I recently noticed that I had been given Rights by Constellation software which ended on Sept 28. I have done nothing about these Rights, so will there be any consequences, tax or otherwise that I did not exercise them. I am confused what these Rights meant and I had not looked at my account for a while, so I must have missed the information. Can you explain what I should have done and if there are any tax consequences of having done nothing. Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Linda on October 02, 2023
Q: Hi there, with all the buzz about fixed income, Gics, bonds etc. I feel like maybe I should be increasing my exposure in my RRSP. I am retired and definitely have a diversified portfolio more slanted toward div paying solid equity companies.

I know you can’t give personal advice but what might be a good way to tweak my portfolio to increase fixed income exposure for 5-10 years ie gic or bond ladder, ETFs, individual bonds or?

Or should I stay in dividends and forget about it?

Ok thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Robert on September 29, 2023
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