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Q: What are the ten highest dividend paying stocks that have increased their dividend annually for past 5 years (either CAD or US equities)
Read Answer Asked by David on February 12, 2019
Q: Over the last decade, I have kept 50% of my portfolio in a US money market fund which now pays 2.27% (TDB166). It has paid as low as 0.05%.

The rest of the portfolio is in a US market index fund which tracks the S&P500 (SPY).

I am happy with the results that this effortless approach to investing produces but am concerned about the US money market fund since the US dollar is so high. Should I get into a Canadian dollar money market fund? Can you suggest any?
Read Answer Asked by Milan on February 12, 2019
Q: Peter; Just for those looking to park money for up to 3 years - BMO now has cashable GIC’s for 1,2and 3 years terms. Obviously the rate is adjusted for the cashability but the $100,000. guarantee is there. Publish if you wish.Rod
Read Answer Asked by Rodney on February 11, 2019
Q: Hello 5i,
I am down 11% in each Power Corp (POW.TO) and Power Financial (PWF.TO) I am holding each for the dividend as a value investor at 72 years with a 10 year outlook. You had suggested replacing them with BCE or something else in answer to someone else's question. Would that apply in my circumstance or should I just keep holding for dividend?
thank you
Stanley
Read Answer Asked by STANLEY on February 11, 2019
Q: What are the ten highest yielding Canadian stocks which have a sustainable dividend ?As always, thanks for your expert guidance.
Read Answer Asked by Norman on February 08, 2019
Q: I hold the common shares of BK & PVD the split product issued by Quadravest and have been happy for about 12 years even when they suspended pay out for a while.
I would like to know your take on their preferreds. BK.PR.A & PVD.PR.A as to their distribution safety compared to their underlining assets ( banks and insurance companies). Would you advise holding or buy some of the preferred or would see holding a bank ETF as better. Your overall view of the above would be appreciated.

Thanks
Yossi
Read Answer Asked by JOSEPH on February 07, 2019
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