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Q: Asked last year about this one alongside CBL. I did not buy either but just read an interesting article from Rida Morwa on seeking alpha and would love another analysis of WPG for a contrarian iinvestment. Do you beleive they can cover the 23% dividend and if they cut it do you think the price would flop or rise. I know its a flier but just fishing.
Thanks Gary
Read Answer Asked by Gary on May 08, 2019
Q: I would like to invest in a REIT geared toward residential apartment rentals and have narrowed it down to CAR.UN and MRG.UN. With a smaller market cap and lower payout ratio, would you agree MRG.UN has a larger runway for growth?
Thanks,
Curtis Q
Read Answer Asked by Curtis on May 08, 2019
Q: Would you please give me your 5 best ideas for momentum stocks in any sector other than tech or healthcare and say why you chose them. A big thank you for all you do for members.
Read Answer Asked by Elaine or Gerry on May 08, 2019
Q: My husband and I are basically retired (I still am working a couple of days a week as I enjoy it) so our income is now from CPP, his OAS, and investments.

I have been reading about pensionizing income after retirement, especially if a person doesn't have a corporate pension. The literature talks about annuities. With low interest rates they are more expensive then if interest rates are higher but regardless they would provide guaranteed income, although not indexed. This provides some income security. What is your opinion on annuities? My husband is 68 and I am 63.
Read Answer Asked by Betty on May 08, 2019
Q: I have a question about the tax treatment of Canadian stocks that are listed on the American exchange. I own a number of Canadian stocks listed in the TSX that pay Canadian dividends and allow me to apply dividend tax credit in my non-registered account. Ex. AQN, BNS, BIP.un
I'm considering exchanging some of these stocks to the American exchange so that I can collect dividends in US dollars.
Will the dividend tax credit remain in tact in the non-registered account?Would there be any tax with held impact if I made to same switch in my TFSA?
Read Answer Asked by Brian on May 08, 2019
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