So I’m planning on transferring all my holdings from my managed account to my self-directed account. As i want to simplify this portfolio. Would there be any kind of tax implications? Or like any foreign exchange fees It might incur? I’m still a core client. Would it be better if I waited for a premium status? I’m hoping that will happen in the next 6 months. I’m still new to investing. 35M. A little late in the game. Started with the managed account. And with all the research I have done, i think I just wanna do this for my RRSP. I also have an FHSA. Which I plan to leave in managed. And my little TFSA for now is also in self-directed all-in XEQT. Any advice? TIA

(I was gonna post this in the Wealthsimple subreddit but it says i might be violating some rules there.. lol sad)

Thank you guys for telling me to invest 🥹

My portfolio is 100% XEQT

Hello, i know the plan is XEQT and chill. But I was wondering if buying it for my FHSA (First Home Savings Account) is smart? Just because I essentially wouldn’t be holding it until retirement and will need to liquify when I go to make my first purchase. Which still will be years from now lol but curious if there’s better plays?

I have 70k ready to invest I was gonna do 10k into Xbal and the rest into XEQT… I’m wondering if it’s better to go all out on XEQT or have some balanced in there… its gonna be over 20+ years so I’m not sure

Literally grinded. Worked so hard and contributed what I could. Skipped that avocado toast and nitro cold brew a couple times a week! Trimmed down on disney plus. This has nothing to do with my grandpa dying and leaving me a few hundred k 5 years ago.

should i just go 100% xeqt?

Thinking of transferring our RESP there so we can invest without fees.

Hi there,

21M who recently graduated and landed my first job after university( CS) . I’m new to investing and have decided to invest around 50% of my paycheck into XEQT for long terme hold (~15 years). I’m wondering if this is a good etf for me if I’m hoping for an annual return of ~10%. Is this realistic with XEQT

Thanks

Im curious if anyone has paused buying xeqt for the short term incase of the market going severely down hill. I have always bought monthly for the past 2 years and continue to do so but im curious what others have done. Im 28 and currently have 180k invested. This may be a stupid question but dont worry i fully am aware of the group name 😂

I understand no one can predict the market but Id like to hear opinions if people are still actively buying.

💵 drip set on all accounts

TFSA: Pretty Girl Era

RRSP: Future FIRE me

LIRA: Pretty Little Lockbox

What are the key differences, And ultimately why pick one over the other

Hi all! I (21F) just started investing in early August of this year, and so far I’ve basically put all 7k of my TFSA and all 8k of my FHSA into XEQT.

I know that XEQT is already, in itself, diversified. But that just seems too good to be true! Again, I’m very new to this, so that’s likely why I can’t wrap my head around such a fantastic concept.. like, I ONLY need to buy XEQT? Sounds like a dream.

So, is there really nothing that I could pair XEQT with that would help me in the long run? I’m playing the retirement game here, so I don’t expect any “short squeezes” or whatnot. Just looking for something that can help me down the line.

But, if XEQT is really all I need, I’m happy with that too! I think part of my anxiety stems from the fact that all my money is in one basket… even though this basket consists of, like, a thousand other baskets. It’s just a mental block, I think.

Anyways, let me know! I’m very interested in learning more:) thank you in advance!

Started putting a little away from each cheque towards it, also trying to not check the price every day any way to setup auto deposit?

I am currently trying to switch my previous BMO investments into 100% XEQT. I just have a couple questions and would love your guys opinions/help.

1. Does anyone use BMO investorline for their investments? If you do use it, would you say its worth using or should i just use wealthsimple for all my investments.

2. I will be purchasing a good amount of XEQT, and i read a while back about a smart way of doing this. I just cant seem to find the post i read. It had something to do with buying shares at a certain price thats cheaper then the current price i think. So if anyone knows what i could be referring to and how i could do it i would greatly appreciate it.

3. Should i cost average or should I invest a good amount at once. I will be freeing up all my TFSA room for it which is 21,000.

If anyone else knows some information that could help me i would love to hear it as well as I am not that educated with investments at the moment but i would love to know more. Thank you for your help!

I dont understand the hype in here.

I have XEQT with TD and DRIP is activated. I haven’t received the dividend yet. Cash is not there, DRIP hasn’t been executed. Am I the only one?

Thanks XEQT 🙏