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    • while i agree now is a great time to get into GE, i feel that losing out on the tiataxon benefits from USD dividends tough to swallow. perhaps one way around this is to initiate a position now, and contribute it to your RRSP and eat the FX rates on the dividends (which will be less than the tax rate in non-reg accounts), and pray that canadian brokers (besides quest trade) allow USD RRSPs in the near future.

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  6. anon, Good point. You are correct, it is shoawmet inconsistent. The way I rationalize it is that 2014 was looking out on a 6 year time horizon when I set the goal. I figured that medium term I would get a market return (6-8%). I feel even stronger now that I will get a return of at least that, with the majority of my money since most of it will end up being put in post 2008 (Sept.).

  7. Hi Paul, Yes, I do. I didn’t really idlcune it as part of any goal because it is kind of automatic, like a bill. I will contribute the maximum to get the maximum grant in 2009. Each $100 from the Canadian goverment, plus our own savings.Anon, I find my information all over the place, and mainly on the internet. Online brokers like BMO InvestorLine offer great research tools and so do sites like Google Finance, MSN money, Yahoo finance, Globeinvestor,financial webring, and countless others.

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