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Investing came up last night and a guy was telling me I was exposing my self to a lot of risk when I told him I've been trying to move away from having much Canadian exposure. "With trump it's dangerous to invest in the US, europe is unstable, and there might be nuclear war in Asia soon while Canada has a strong safe economy, that's why everyone's buying houses here and trying to move here" He thought I was a fool for not doubling down on Canada and ditching my foreign investments.
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Yeah just got a letter in the mail about my amazon.ca card, it was pretty good for travel and had decent rewards. Guess I need to find a new one.
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namaste friends posted:Has anyone actually managed to get a Home Trust Visa? I think it's been like 2 months since I applied and they keep asking me for documentation but still no card approval. I applied about a month ago and haven't heard a peep from them. I ended up going to http://www.greedyrates.ca/ and just finding a card I liked from there, which is partially how I found the amazon.ca card we all liked before.
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Mar 5, 2018 19:22
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Still haven't heard a peep from that home trust credit card, nothing a month later. Meanwhile the PC Financial Mastercard I applied to last week has arrived.
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Mar 10, 2018 00:08
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Are the TD e-series still ok?
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Mar 24, 2018 08:01
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My home trust visa just arrived, like 3 months after I applied and got no confirmation email of any sort. I already got a replacement card so now I'm just going to call and cancel it??
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Jun 5, 2018 18:36
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https://simpletax.ca/ It's so loving easy and automatic. I love them so much for making expensive lovely tax software or walk-in tax places pretty much obsolete for the average filer. Usually just give them all or half my return as a donation.
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Apr 17, 2019 23:29
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My investments are hosed but I'm in it long term. Should I panic sell all my e-series TD index funds or just ride this out for another 10+ years?
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xtal posted:Absolutely the latter, but this is a good time to consider and adjust your risk tolerance. If things like this are making you consider panic selling, the next time you invest, you can try to balance more in favour of bonds rather than stocks. I went in 100% high risk knowing there'd be large ups and downs. I'm just worried "this time it's different" and will never recover and this is the end of capitalism. But if capitalism still exists when I retire, great, I have these funds and they're up overall. If it doesn't exist and we actually have a working civilization then great, I don't need to worry about money anymore. Or it's a fascist mad max situation and my investments wouldn't have mattered anyways.
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