How I Plan To Build Up My TFSA Portfolio (Tax-Free Savings Account) | STOCKS I'M BUYING

Brandon can u do a video on a lira account
20 yr time frame
120k cnd
50k usd
To start.
Need growth and divends

I always take into account whether a company lines up with my values, before I buy their stock. MacDonalds, for example, does not line up with my values, no matter how much money I might make. Thanks for another great video!

When you are referring to cash versus stocks, bonds versus stocks etc, I suggest that you speak in percentages rather than total. Some of us have less savings than you do.

If you put US dividend into TFSA, won't that make it taxable?!

Hi Brandon
What's the best way to buy US stocks from Canada? TIA

are you a filipino

I actually bought 7 meta at 88 bucks now its tripple in value in three months but i sold at 120 i should of held ! I think im going to buy it agian tho when it drops agian thanks for the tips awesome video i have very similar ideas !!!

I don't pick stocks; stocks pick me.

Voo?

Say if you did today..Today this would cost you monthly or compound?

Do you have two TFSA accounts? one for USD and one for CDN? thnx

How are you avoiding currency exchange fees while buying US stocks in TFSA account?

why no tesla if ok to ask?

Brandon, what about the US withholding tax? Isn’t it better to keep Canadian dividend stocks in the TFSA?

He talks about it like hes wine tasting

how is your porfolio performing compared to using simple ETF funds?

Nice video! Question, why are you starting a TFSA account now after all these years of potential tax free gains?

I baught a decent amount of Meta and I too dislike the platform. And will happily get rid of it if it does go up to my sell piont. I think Canadian banks are very good investments and would build my own etf buy buying 3 o4 Canadian banks. I think if you young folks were to simplii invest in Canadian banks over time you will have a good chunk of money along with a healthy dividend income.

I've been following your channel and find you don't follow your own advise. In another video on TFSA's, you advise "don't invest in US stocks within the TFSA because the US will withhold 15% tax on your dividends". And yet here you go buying US stocks and holding them in your TFSA. Aren't you concerned that you're not getting all that you could from your investments? Or maybe you have a workaround on this tax situation?

What do you do when you have maxed your RRSP and TFSA acount?

Thanks

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what do you think about Tesla

Hey Brandon. What is you're opinion on index funds?

what price to u like lockheed at?

I would like to add crispr this year from this recent price drop as it has become a deal. Long term has very big implications. I'm only into growth at this point for my tfsa portfolio. I am fortunate and have come a long way managing my portfolio. Learning from Brandon, Marc and getting as much prospective is imperative to be successful.

Liked the editorial content about Facebook.

If you're not investing in Tesla you're investing wrong.

Limit of TFSA

Why J&J? Is ABT a better option?
Have you considered MSCI and Costco?

What is Brookfield like which one what’s the ticker

Brandon, stand by your morality. If you feel Facebook is bad for society don’t put your money there. Helps to keep your character and integrity in tacked, which I bet means more to your channel, courses and other businesses than just simply pouncing on a cheap stock.

I have a different strategy for my TFSA and I have only one holding: $TSLA. So far so good :)

I liked this video because you created chapters. I ended up watching the whole thing and enjoyed the content. Great organization of a video.

Hi Brandon, I really find your videos especially the ones on RRSP and TFSA very useful & informative. i have a TFSA account with TD Bank that i put in $400 a month. Relating to this current video post, should i continue with TD Bank or i should liquidate it and trade by myself using either wealth simple or quest trade. Thanks Brandon

Well done Brandon 👏👏👏👏👏

what about reits?? riocan? primaris? h&r reit?

It makes more sense to have dividend stocks in your TSFA to maximize dividend capital by not paying taxes once you withdrawl like RRSP. Obviously if they are foreign stocks they should be in your RRSP.

All good stocks. Good Vedio. Tencent won’t fit into my strategy.

AAPL and KO should be in here too. AAPL has $170billion cash on hand. They’re AirPods alone make more money than some companies do with their own net profits lol
KO owns a number of companies and has pricing power with inflation. Add in the fact they are a steady dividend grower. AAPL is a great capital appreciation stock to hold as well. They have so much cash to really do anything they want- buybacks, dividend raises etc

What is your opinion on the WEF/future of investing?

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This may be a dumb question but how are you managing to invest in these companies given the yearly TFSA cap? Sorry, I am new to Canada and still not 100% clear on how to effectively manage TFSA accounts

Warren Buffett is 91 years old. What do you think will happen emotionally to their stock when he dies? I believe it will take a huge dip whether it should or not because he is the face of the company. Munger is 98!

MP stock? MP Materials Corp. thoughts?

i opened a TSFA ACCOUNT..AND I GUESS YOU CAN.say i am new at investing in stocks..i have got some good info from your videos........i started about 4 to 5 months and as of today i have 10 stocks and up just over 19 per cent... i guess having 5 of my 10 stocks in the energy have helped out a lot..... i wonder if i am too much in energy even thou it is hot right now

Microsoft, Berkshire, Google, Costco, Apple, United Health, Bell, Telus and Fortis

So am I getting this right? If you own US stocks in your TFSA, they should be ones that don't pay dividends ideally as they are subject to the withholding tax?

Hey Brandon thanks so much for the video its been very informative for me. Is there any chance you have a spreadsheet template I could get started on? Either way thanks again