CFO Financial Independence Hub; author Findependence Day, Columnist at @MoneySense. Semi-retired. @JonChevreau@mstdn.ca. Also on Threads & Bluesky.
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That would be interesting to know. I'd guess growth on both fronts. That would be a good gig to charge fees on providing a managed portfolio. But most managers want to play around cause they're so smart. 😉
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either that or portfolio managers are using it now lol
wonder how much of it is DIY vs. other
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Nice to see. XEQT appears to be climbing the ranks. "Passive" investing is catching on. 👍
Top Canadian ETFs
Nice to see $XEQT and $VEQT in the top (largest) Canadian ETFs. @MarkMcGrathCFP @SCHDETF @JonChevreau
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Is the RRSP for Life Worth It?
-- My Own Advisor
I have built my RRSP accounts for decades. They are great for withdrawing. Almost time for changing it to a RRIF.
Is the RRSP for Life Worth It? myownadvisor.ca/is-the-rrsp-…
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Only 39% of surveyed workers raised their retirement savings in 2026, down from 55%. Those with a personalized plan were more than twice as likely to say they are on track. #Retirement #401k moneytalksnews.com/the-share…
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Is the 4% Annual Withdrawal Rule Still Safe?
-- Hootan Nakhost
This weekend on Findependence Hub: Is the 4% annual Withdrawal Rule still safe? What 125 years of market history from 25 countries say findependencehub.com/is-4-st…
This weekend on Findependence Hub: Is the 4% annual Withdrawal Rule still safe? What 125 years of market history from 25 countries say findependencehub.com/is-4-st…
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how is the FAA ground stop impacting flights within Canada or from Canada to the United States or vice versa??
With help from AI:
All departing flights from Canadian airports bound for the United States are subject to the FAA ground stop, meaning U.S.-bound planes cannot take off until the restriction is lifted.
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•Inbound International Flights: The FAA stated that inbound international flights (including those from Canada) are being managed on a "case-by-case basis" rather than receiving an automatic clearance.
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•Flights within Canada: Domestic flights operating solely within Canadian airspace are controlled by Nav Canada, not the FAA, and are not grounded by the U.S. order (though connections through or into U.S. airspace/airports are severely disrupted)
This again could seriously impact tomorow and Sunday’s sports schedule.
Hop on the bus?
@FAANews @NHL
Toronto-US flights affected
FAA ground stop impacting flights between Toronto Pearson and the U.S., airport says
Federal Aviation Administration grounded all flights in U.S. Friday due to communications problems
cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/t…
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Agreed. Canada here, our national network @CBCNews is covering this with as much information as possible. This has already exceeded the 1.5 hour FAA grounded flights in 2023.