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Brookfield Office Properties Inc
T.BPO.PR.C
Primary Symbol:
T.BPO.PR.A
Alternate Symbol(s):
BRPPF
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BOPPF
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T.BPO.PR.N
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BKAAF
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T.BPO.PR.P
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BRKFF
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T.BPO.PR.R
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BROAF
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T.BPO.PR.T
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T.BPS.PR.U
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T.BPO.PR.W
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BRPYF
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T.BPO.PR.Y
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T.BPO.PR.X
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T.BPO.PR.E
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BKEEF
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T.BPO.PR.G
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BROPF
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BKOFF
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T.BPO.PR.I
Brookfield Office Properties Inc. is a global office property company. The Company owns, manages, and develops premier assets in the resilient markets. The Company's signature properties define the skylines of dynamic cities around the globe, including New York, Washington, D.C., Houston, Los Angeles, Toronto, Calgary, London, Berlin, Sydney and Perth. From Brookfield Places in New York City...
, Toronto and Perth to Bankers Hall in Calgary and Bank of America Plaza in Los Angeles, its distinguished portfolio attracts financial, energy, government and professional service organizations which have high credit ratings and maintain long-term leases.
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If BoC doesn't do a rate cut this year, I'll probably
lighten up on my holdings even if I'm not at 100% gains.
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BPO is HIGH Yielding and you're going to have Capital Gains
Huge Capital Gains. TFSA pays no tax. GICs are low yielding and no capital gains. It's a no brainer where to hold what where to pay
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QMET has 11 claims and 633 hectares Property in Ville-Marie, Quebec Hydrogen Camp
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The Company is pleased to discover that their Lorrain claims are now within the new and exciting exploration for hydrogen in the Ville-Marie, Lorrainville and Béarn region of Quebec. The region has undergone a claim staking rush following the ...read more
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RE:RE:Bunch of Clowns here going to pay 10 Times more in Taxes
LOL..... Pierre, you are an expert at misleading Truths/Fact.... you even decieve yourself! LOL While those maybe the facts.... Full Truth of the Fact is most likely you could be paying much
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RE:Bunch of Clowns here going to pay 10 Times more in Taxes
My wife and I live in Ontario. A couple earning $200,000 a year and splitting their income evenly would pay only 8.92% income tax (combining federal and provincial) on eligible dividends, 15.74
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on May 30, 2024 9:23am
Bunch of Clowns here going to pay 10 Times more in Taxes
than they have to. Holding GICs in TFSA, BPO in Margin/Cash account to claim Dividend Tax Credit. LOL. They'll pay probably 10
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on May 30, 2024 9:17am
RE:Pierre is now a Sheep! He used to be a Pigeon.
Ah, another Clown, Carena.... Crying and Crying and Crying about all the negatives, that Brookfield is a "Show Me", questioning everything... Then give basically the only
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on May 30, 2024 9:01am
Pierre is now a Sheep! He used to be a Pigeon.
Good morning, I see the Echo Chamber is running hot gain...... Pierre is the investor who showed the most conviction on the BPO prefs during the October lows and traded the T's to I am guessing
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RE:It's not even close
$2,375 vs $30,150 in taxes. This is very rough estimates but the difference is so great you don't need to check any further. It's not
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on May 29, 2024 7:05pm
It's not even close
Holding $95,000 in GICs, what's the income? $4,750? What's the taxes on that? If in TFSA, zero. If in Margin/Cash Account, $2,375? minus dividend tax
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on May 29, 2024 6:41pm
RE:Holding low yielding assets in TFSA and High Yielding Assets
"I really question how much taxes you really save with the dividend tax credit." Take a few minutes and calculate how much tax money you can save LINK
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on May 29, 2024 6:06pm
Everyone are sheep. Pierre thinks the way he does because
he's a sheep. I'm pretty sure most people think the same as Pierre and view/use their TFSA/RRSP accounts for "safe" retirement investing and then use their "
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on May 29, 2024 5:51pm
Holding low yielding assets in TFSA and High Yielding Assets
in your Cash/Margin account..... Just based on interest/dividends, I really question how much taxes you really save with the dividend tax credit. Factor in Capital Gains Tax..... I&
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Pierre, you will probably pay way way more tax.....
The point, you could have DOUBLED your TFSA. and not pay any tax. That's the point I've been trying to make all my posts basically. If you are going to
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on May 29, 2024 5:31pm
RE:RE:RE:RE:Pierre, you will probably pay way way more tax.....
didn't you buy some A's at the bottom? oh, right, I think you sold them long ago. So, no, you are not sitting on 100% gains. Point is, you could have doubled your TFSA
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