Financial Advisors...

hunsperger

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I give up.
Wilde, it took you this long to figure out he's a chronic bull...

he's never lost a bet either...

I think you should throw out a challenge to Mr. Hubba...

tell Hubba you have $5000 dollars to invest today and ask him to invest it for you...

we will call it the Hubba Fund...

Hubba can invest this money any way he deems fit...

the catch is he has to tell everyone here on PERB what he is investing in before the fact...

not after the fact...

one year from now we will assess the performance of the Hubba Fund...
 
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HubbaHubba

Just to be clear I have lost many bets, lost in the stock market and have no problem saying that. My simple point is there is nothing wrong with putting Equities is TFSA's. Different strokes for different folks.
 

edmontonsubbie

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uh...Edmonton.
As the original poster....I guess that is known as the OP....I remember the first time I saw a reference to an OP....I was thinking...Opie?...from the Andy Griffith show? Then, I figured it out....ohhhhh.

What I have learned here is that I will max out my RRSP. What remains unanswered, is.....are there any financial institutions that will creatively withdraw from my account within my specified parameters of permission. Reiterating, I will permit the institution to withdraw 5% regardless of sum deposited. Should said deposited sum exceed, let's say, $2,000 then they are to withdraw 10% of the amount exceeding that. Should said deposit exceed, again let's just say, $3,000, then they have instructions to withdraw and redirect 25% of that excess amount. And, oh happy days, should the deposited sum exceed $4,000 then they have written permission to sieze the entire amount over and to move that into the RRSP or TFSA.

So, what I am really saying here, is that I am lazy. I am weak. I am wanting someone to take an interest in my deposit patterns and to have the authority to force a savings program upon me. I know I could review each deposit and make the calculations on my own....then pay myself just as I would pay a bill...but, I don't want to. Much as I enjoy simply saying..."yes Ma'am"....I would enjoy a competent savings institution dipping into my pocket.

I am guessing that this is a simple thing and one that can be solved with a simple call to my financial institution. As soon as I get back from Vangroovie, I will do exactly that.

most respectfully,

eddie.
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Sir Jim

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Get a loan, bulk your TFSA and RRSP, set the payments to pay loan in 12 months and forget about it till next year. No discipline required. No institution is going to auto debit a deposit percentage
for you. This way you'll enjoy tax free growth. Unfortunately you can't write the interest off.
 
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