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What's the tl;dr investing rules for married Canadian citizens when one partner happens to have US citizenship?

Canadians with US citizenship have several things to consider regarding investments: Canada's Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) is not considered tax free by IRS, and filing taxes may significantly ...
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Transferring USD into a TFSA

I am currently working in the US but maintain my residency in Canada and file with both the IRS and CRA. I have accounts with both Questrade in Canada and Robinhood in the US. I wish to transfer my ...
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Minimize taxes when transferring investments from one account to another

Located in Ontario, Canada I have three investment accounts with managed by a TD-bank financial planning account: TFSA (currently maxed out) RRSP Non-Registered All three accounts have their funds ...
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Is it smart to keep my TFSA when moving on a J1 visa to the US?

I am an Austrian citizen, who just finished his PhD in Canada (on a study permit) and will now move to the US on a J1 Visa as a researcher. I have some investments in my Canadian TFSA and was ...
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Differences between non-registered, TFSA, and RRSP accounts for short-term investments

I am new to stocks and I am using an application that's called Wealthsimple. The application shows different account types (non-registered, TFSA, and RRSP) but I don't understand really what are the ...
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How to determine which Canadian investments are tax-efficient for US taxpayers in Canada?

How can a Canadian, who is also a US Citizen, determine which Canadian investments (stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETFs, REITs, etc.) are tax-efficient (especially considering PFIC rules) for a) a post-...
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What type of trading is taxable in a TFSA investment acount?

I always assumed that capital gains in TFSA is non-taxable until I read that people who use TFSA investment account for day trading are starting to being audited by the CRA. So, what types of ...
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Is it worth contributing to a Canadian TFSA from the USA?

I am a Canadian citizen studying for a PhD in the USA. From the CRA's point of view, I'm a Canadian resident; from the IRS's point of view, I'm a non-resident alien. My investment goal is long-term ...
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New TD D-Series funds: are they worth considering (unknown expense ratios)?

I am currently a holder of TD's e-Series funds in my investment portfolio. However, the other day, I came across a new series of funds offered by TD: D-Series funds. From what I can tell, the funds ...
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