RE:RE:RE:Anyone holding this SCAM in A TSFA....say goodbye to your $LOL You "
Don't know about a TSFA " but anyone with a TFSA will be just fine. If you don't know about a TFSA then how would you know they would be fine. I thought he was talking about if you lose money in an RRSP / TFSA, you don't get to write off the lose as you would in a regular trading account.
aldo451 wrote: Lets try this again
Don't know about a TSFA but anyone that has their money in a TFSA will be just fine, You freakin Moron!
Foreign Investments in an RRSP or TFSA
Investments Allowed
Since 2005, the Income Tax Act no longer imposes a limit on foreign content within RRSPs or TFSAs. Therefore, one can diversify an investment portfolio by investing in foreign securities as they wish. In the case of new investments denominated in a foreign currency within an RRSP or a TFSA, however, one must make sure that the total amount of contributions made does not exceed the annual limit in Canadian Dollars set by law.