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Brooklynnn : RRSP is better for holding USD stocks as you don’t have to pay 15% tax on dividends
Brooklyn Hey :
I wouldn't care too much about stock prices, since they won't factor into performance.
CAD-hedged just means that you are protected from USD weakness relative to CAD. But then you are vulnerable to USD strength. Depends what happens, which performs better. For example, CAD-hedged would've been great for 2001-2012, but bad for 2012-2023.
I think USD may weaken over the next ten years, but I'm not totally convinced. So I have some of both, hedged and non-hedged. All in CAD / TSE. Example: VFV and VSP.
EugeneB Brooklyn Hey: You think the USD will weaken relative to CAD?
Nwwovice Brooklynnn:
Depends on the stock. Most stocks don't pay a very high dividend, and most of your profits will be from capital gains.
I own some US stocks in my tfsa. MSFT dividend yield is 0.92%, which is currently around $3 dividend per share. The withholding tax is $0.45.
Bravo Jordan :
Directly in US stocks. As a Canadian, you probably already have sufficient CAD exposure via your job and possibly your house.
Keep US stocks in USD, and CAD stocks in CAD.
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