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TC Energy Corporation cumulative redeemable first preferred shares series 9 (TRP.PR.E)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. Class A Non-Cumulative Preferred Shares Series 4 (SLF.PR.D)
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Intact Financial Corporation Non-Cumulative Class A Shares Series 6 (IFC.PR.F)
Q: Hi 5i, how would you rank these preferred shares for safety and would you consider them all buyable?
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Canadian Utilities Limited cumulative redeemable second preferred shares series AA (CU.PR.D)
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Fortis Inc. Cumulative Redeemable First Preference Shares Series F (FTS.PR.F)
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Loblaw Companies Limited Second Preferred Shares Series B (L.PR.B)
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Manulife Financial Corporation Non-Cumulative Class A Preferred Shares Series 3 (MFC.PR.C)
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Royal Bank of Canada Non-Cumulative First Preferred Shares Series BH (RY.PR.N)
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Royal Bank of Canada Non-Cumulative First Preferred Shares Series BI (RY.PR.O)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. Class A Non-Cumulative Preferred Shares Series 3 (SLF.PR.C)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. Class A Non-Cumulative Preferred Shares Series 4 (SLF.PR.D)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Preference Shares Series 37 (BN.PF.D)
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Brookfield Corporation Cumulative Class A Preference Shares Series 18 (BN.PR.N)
Q: Hi Peter,
On January 10, you were asked a question about Loblaw Preferred Stock (L.PR.B). I really appreciated the relevance of your comments (a net benefit of being a 5i member) and bought it for the income. My question is, do you know of any other perpetual preferred shares that meet the same definition as what you stated (of all the preferred shares out there like this: (Of all the preferreds out there, this would be in our 'no need to worry' category, easily).
Thank you
On January 10, you were asked a question about Loblaw Preferred Stock (L.PR.B). I really appreciated the relevance of your comments (a net benefit of being a 5i member) and bought it for the income. My question is, do you know of any other perpetual preferred shares that meet the same definition as what you stated (of all the preferred shares out there like this: (Of all the preferreds out there, this would be in our 'no need to worry' category, easily).
Thank you