If that's the best you can get in a 1 year US GIC, you might want to consider TDB2915 at 5.35%, which fluctuates daily and will probably trend lower over a year, not unlike TDB8152.
https://www.td.com/ca/en/asset-manageme ... undId=7217
If that's the best you can get in a 1 year US GIC, you might want to consider TDB2915 at 5.35%, which fluctuates daily and will probably trend lower over a year, not unlike TDB8152.
DittoPeculiar_Investor wrote: ↑14 Mar 2024 10:42 Thanks for providing this historical context. Much appreciated Bruce.
According to TDDI, the X-div date is March 14, but the pay date isn't until April 15.
dittoOnlyMyOpinion wrote: ↑03 Feb 2024 16:02Wow, no kidding - its been nearly 10 years!
Glad retirement appears to have treated you well.
Great to see you back.
It seems everything is broken, unaffordable, unsafe, divided....JaydoubleU wrote: ↑02 Feb 2024 09:30
And speaking of Canada, what is wrong with this country that we can't be stressing about frothy markets and what to do with ten baggers??
And would be totally useless, along with post-1980 cars and all other solid-state electronics stuff after an accidental or intentional EMP surge. I hear the preppies have been driving up the price of pre-1980 cars...Cuba could be sitting on a goldmine.Bylo Selhi wrote: ↑22 Jan 2024 16:45Thanks. Amazing what those boxes could do. We probably have more computing power in our toasters today than was in the mod 30 back in the day.
And the toasters are much smaller, way cheaper and use far less AC power too
Thanks for the heads-up, as the same appears to apply to TDB8152 for US accounts.Unwise wrote: ↑22 Dec 2023 08:08You are not hallucinating: https://web.archive.org/web/20230330145 ... solutions/