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Pure Industrial Real Estate Trust T.AAR.UN

Real Estate REIT - Industrial
"Pure Industrial Real Estate Trust is a real estate investment trust.. The Company acquires, owns and operates a diversified portfolio of income producing industrial properties in areas including British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, USA and Other."


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Pure Industrial Real Estate Trust > Same old cast of characters
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Comment by shortstackedon Aug 08, 2017 9:14pm
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RE:Same old cast of characters

RE:Same old cast of characters I am new to trading dividend paying stocks within a TFSA. I have a tfsa account and have done well. I am interested in buying into this stock but not sure how it works within a TFSA. From my reading and correct me if Im wrong, you basically get a T4 and pay tax on your dividends. I don't believe you pay tax on your increase in SP because the money is in a TFSA. Also, when are dividends paid? ( monthly/ quarterly/yearly) Sorry for the question, I would be buying around 3000 shares at this moment, about a 4% dividend up until now about right? Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!!!!
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