Q: 5I, hello again
thanks much for your excellent program.
You have answered questions on holding of int’l exposure before but my head hurts from trying to reconsider how to best arrange my holdings.
I presently have: VEE (@ 1.43% portfolio weight); XEC (1.40%); and ZEM (1.81%). VEE is in a cash account and the other 2 are in RRSP .
To improve performance by trying to get the best tax efficiency, I have started to think about having all the funds for this part of the portfolio just in ZEM, to be held in a cash account. I pay taxes and any withholding tax with be creditable.
Questions:
1. Is ZEM best held in a cash account or an RRSP?
2. ZEM is a large ETF...is having just the one still sufficiently diversified? And is ZEM sufficiently liquid?
3. If your thought is to continue to still hold some VEE, should it best be held in a cash account or an RRSP? Same question for XEC?
Please deduct question credits as may apply.
Once again, thanks for your excellent program
thanks much for your excellent program.
You have answered questions on holding of int’l exposure before but my head hurts from trying to reconsider how to best arrange my holdings.
I presently have: VEE (@ 1.43% portfolio weight); XEC (1.40%); and ZEM (1.81%). VEE is in a cash account and the other 2 are in RRSP .
To improve performance by trying to get the best tax efficiency, I have started to think about having all the funds for this part of the portfolio just in ZEM, to be held in a cash account. I pay taxes and any withholding tax with be creditable.
Questions:
1. Is ZEM best held in a cash account or an RRSP?
2. ZEM is a large ETF...is having just the one still sufficiently diversified? And is ZEM sufficiently liquid?
3. If your thought is to continue to still hold some VEE, should it best be held in a cash account or an RRSP? Same question for XEC?
Please deduct question credits as may apply.
Once again, thanks for your excellent program