RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Payday? iTrade falls shortmaplak wrote: JayBanks wrote:
maplak wrote: Allah_says_BUY wrote: It's not just the missing payment for me. I have DIV in a DRIP in my RSP.
Scotia Itrade actually has a transaction where they took my money out to buy the new shares without the cash from the dividend beig paid yet.
So I have this strange negative transaction in the account and they even sent me an email stating that I am in violation of CRA RSP rules when it was their fault.
They do like to screw up alot and while the always apologize they never provide anything like a few free trades to make up for it.
Ouch, so basically were labeled a tax criminal by vymrdany government and on the top of it today we all got screwed by higher beer and gasoline taxes .
Who is this "We All" you speak of?
I don't drink beer, and I don't drive... lol
Wow you don't drink,you don't drive. Is it because of your medical conditions or religion ? Generally people who don't drive , drink or own the obsolete i phone with no data I call a monkeys of society. Besides that I am assuming you are using heating which is part of carbon tax.
Ha Ha, I didn't say I don't drink... I said I don't drink beer.. I like Scotch, Whiskey, Sambuca, Rum, etc., but I don't drink often, I can't even think the last time I got into my collections of Laphorig or Glenlivet, I dunno if all those alcohols are included in the increase...
As far as not driving, I'm a city dweller, pretty much all my work and life is within transit ranges, and I can stretch what I call transit range pretty far (GO network). I know how to drive, but I haven't in almost 15 years, let my G2 expire years ago. My savings on vehicle related expenses goes directly into investments.
I hope my IPhone isn't obsolete, it cost me over $1800 before Xmas, and as far as Data I have way more that I need available.
I use heating and a Nat Gas BBQ, but I rent my place and both those bills are included in the price of my rental on a flat rate... The landlord may increase the rent to account for price increases at some point, but I've been here almost 4 years and my rent has gone down in price ($75) since I've lived here...