ETF (INDEX) INVESTING IN CANADA | Things To Know For Beginners
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Here's a highly requested video on ETF/Index Investing for beginners in Canada! Enjoy & thanks for watching! :D
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Brandon Beavis Investing great video! Just something I think you should have talked, when talking about dividends. The ETFs that accumulate are also a good option. Because they make use of the compound interest and don’t pay taxes every year.
Do you have any updated ETFs in Canada with medium risk?
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wow this was a very good video. You do a great job at laying everything out and answering possible questions that we might have. ty
I really enjoyed this video, you definitely have my support. Subbed!
Brandon, i really like all your videos. Its not clickbait and very informative. You are my number 1 Canadian youtuber!!
Hi, Bradon. Just wanted to say I like the videos you put up! Keep it up!
BRO THANKS, UR THE BEST ON TEACHING! KEEP IT UP!!!!!!!
You should do a video on all in one ETFS! like XGRO, XBAL VGRO etc
I have to say you are the best in explaining details Easy way. You should be a Economic teacher
Would say he's more finance than economics
Hmm I like that, pick the provider that you are comfortable with instead of the little details and learn the fundamentals. Great info as always, brotha!
Great video! So awesome to find someone focused on Canadian investing
Your explanations are so clear!! Thank you 🤩
This was super helpful, you got yourself a sub bro
Thanks for your knowledge, I learned something from new.
As a Canadian myself I find it pretty sad that we don't have access to such great information about finance on the internet! So this video was really helpful to me. I wanted to start investing into REITs, especially the Ishares S&P/TSX Capped REIT Index ETF, but now that you have spoken about the MER, I am kinda afraid! Their MER is at 0.61% and the management fees is at 0,55% which seems to be a little high. This is my first time investing into REIT etf and I don't want to mess up.
Love the analogies you use👍🏽
Thanks Brandon, very helpful video !!
Thank you so much. This is very clear for a rookie like me.
This was very informative, I ended up with 2 pages of notes. Thank you
^ same lol
Great video Brandon !
I learn more on this guys channel than i ever did in school... plus this is the stuff i actually need!!
Could you do a video on whether it's better to chase monthly dividends vs. quarterly dividends? That would be awesome!
needed this so much! Thanks
Thank you Brandon for explaining it well. Many people explaining some of the concept you nail here assume a lot of context and background knowledge.
Grate job!
Love the video Brandon. Great advice!! 👍
Amazing. Thanks buddy!
Thank you for explaining the fine details that most miss assuming everyone already knows them :)
Hi Brandon for the first time I have understood the ETF and INDEX funds
So we’ll explained. Thank you!!
Bro! Love the use of analogies. I just invested into thr Vanguard and iShare ETFs yesterday! Your videos have helped me a lot, will keep watching.
Simply explained ! Thanks for your great content 😊
Excellent explaination. Thanks Brandon. Sent this to my 16-year-old to learn more about investing.
Thanks alot. Subscribed 💪🏿
I am a big believer in index funds! I hold numerous funds to diversify across different markets. I am more than happy to follow the market instead if consistently trying to beat it!
What app do you use to buy these index funds?
It is great educational videos, I am grateful what you teaching us.
You are an amazing teacher for us newbies
Wow great vid! Im new to investing on questtrade and really learning as much as i can before i start buying stocks and this answered all my questions!!!
great video - i just read through two books "stock investing for canadians for dummies" as well as "beginners guide to the stock market" and neither mentioned the ETF fee !
Great tutorial! Explained in laymen’s terms with great analogies.
OMG this is like investing for dummies!! Thank you for your video!!!
Very helpful too as a beginner.have you got yourself a platform?
precisely
Simon Rex I’ll like to introduce you to my platform?
bro ur thumbnail is fire!!! where do i buy merch lol!! i need to support
Thanks man for another killer video
Hi Brandon, this was a great video :) Learned a lot about investing with ETF's. Thanks.
Holy fucj this guy is such a good teacher, explains stuff with fuxking ease
Nice lesson to learn as a beginner, I’m interested to invest
your content is freaking amazing. thanks!!!! :-) can you do a short video on when/how/if you have to declare money made on taxes?
only on non-registered savings accounts. So a high interest savings account would be taxable, or a margin account.
Fantastic explanation, really helpful
Glad you think so!
SPHD might be a good pick up for an IRA account right about now
You should do a podcast with your investing academy
Good explanation
Great video. What's your opinion on CAD-hedged ETFs? For example, comparing VFV to VSP.
Amazing video, you explained everything that I had questions about. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much very informative. I am just going and interested to invest and its very helpful. Also very clear explanation. Thanks thanks so much. By the way I'm from Montreal any suggestion on which provided i can invest with and because of the Covid is it the right time to invest?
Hi Brandon , if I am with RBC banking and do I need to open special account to invest my money in stocks or just download the stock investing app and then just use my checking or RRSP to use my money?
what do you guys think of inverse etf's like $HSD etc for us in Canada to get a quick return ??
From a beginner investor like most of us,would you please do a content how to best allocate our funds or to build our portfolio,ex. is it better to mix etf and individual stocks and what percentage of fund should be allocated,should we be using. RRSP for etf only,and please include what type of investment is best for rrsp and tfsa.thanks much
Hi Brandon, I’m pretty new to investing and just need some clarification. So I understand that an advantage of investing in ETFs over mutual funds is that the MER% is typically a lot lower since it is being passively managed. However ETFs also demand brokerage commissions when buying and selling. My question is can it be potentially more costly to invest in a ETF if the MER% + Brokerage commissions >= Mutual fund MER%? Also what variables are factored in when calculating brokerage commissions?
Very good question. Thanks you open up another situation for me.
Hi Brandon, I’m thinking buying of XIU as a first ETF for my portfolio, but have an account question. Even though this tracks the TSX 60 index, it also mentions S&P 500 within it.
Would this be safe to buy within a TFSA as it tracks a Canadian index, or does it mean that due to the S&P 500 aspect it needs to go within an RRSP?
Thanks Brandon,Its really helpful to understand ETF, however I do think the price does matter as it helps to be eligible for DRIP. higher prices makes hard for people holding low cash like me, to be eligible for DRIP.Also If u cud explain turnover ratio on choosing ETF, wud be great.✌
Fidelity now allows you to buy fractional shares so instead of buying a certain number of shares, you can pit the dollar amount of what you want to buy.
Thanks. This video starts @1:34 .
What other research. You are my research 😂 lol. Great content 👍
Hi,
Could you please make a video about Canadian company in Crowdfunding RIET
Can you make a video about how and when to buy with the canadian dollar cuz now the canadian dollar is very low
I’m happy to hear you guys talk about some of the positions I have in my portfolio. I have S&P 500, DOWJ, AAPL, NASDAQ, TSLA, NTFLX, APPLE Macy's, Norwegian Cruise Lines, Carnival, NVAX and American Airlines just added , EBS, CODX with the help of my financial advisor Charlotte Rose Rice. hoping to round up $2 million soon with the rise in S&P well who knows.. i might be doing that sooner than i thought
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Hi Brandon, awesome video for newbs like me. I am wondering though for Canadian ETFs holding a % of US stocks, do we get taxed on capital gains in a tfsa acct?
Hi Brandon, is there a Canadian version of the US ETF VYM available that trades on the TSX? Thanks!
Does the number of shares you have impact the dividends you receive? or your piece of the distribution? and how?
great help for beginner investors. is it a good idea once you picked an etf or multiple etfs you like to keep buying shares of that etf from the money you put into your tfsa each month ?
Hey Brandon, thanks for this video! I’m from Uk but livening and working in Canada and a complete beginner in this! I was wondering if was allowed to invest in stocks or ETFs here Canada!Your suggestion will be greatly appreciated! thanks
Should I buy directly from the website or on the Wealth Simple App? Which one is better?
Hi Brandon, thanks for the info! Your videos are very helpful. I understand that the price of an ETF doesn't matter, but can an ETF be over or undervalued? For example, with an individual stock, I can use the discounted cash flow method to figure out the intrinsic value of the stock and compare that to the market price. Is there a similar strategy when it comes to ETFs?
Thanks
Let's go Brandon
Hi Brandon, I understand that the liquidity of an ETF is primarily dependent on its underlying assets and its trading volume secondary. That being said , what is considered a healthy trading volume of ETF's in the secondary market for liquidity risk , some funds like the QQC.F is trading with volume of less than 10k in the secondary market. It also holds primarily its American ETF (QQQ) instead of physically owning stocks directly. Could you please explain the potential liquidity risk of this example?
Hey Brandon, how is the MER deducted? Let's say I invest in TEC at 0.39% MER is that deducted from my TFSA or from dividend payment.
Hi Brandon great video as I’ve watched 3 times and only question I have would be on how do I know what fund companies to stay away from as I know the Vangaurds and Ishares and banks would all be good reputable companies. But how would I know say for example if CI First asset is reputable ? Thanks
Could you explain the pros and cons about hedged and unhedged etfs. I’d like to invest in s&p 500 but there’s vfv and vsp and i don’t know which to pick or if to invest in both:/ thanks!!
ETFs also have investment themes or specific sectors - like you have mentioned /
With a broad based index - the sectors are weighted according to the country's economy /
Within Canada 🇨🇦 - i like ZLB - and I use this ETFs an anchor.. and I'll add individual stocks positioned in my preferred sector... but as a teacher - you're excellent 😂 - and its a process of learning that's a matter of time to absorb..
And learning will continue over a lifetime.. /
Your guidance is superb !
Hi Brandon great content as expected if you buy ARKK ETF in US funds in your TFSA trading account and the MER is 0.75% how to you personally pay for that ...? Or the funds gets paid on they own...? Thanks for your input
Hi Brandon, do I need to be holding US dollars in my trading account if I will only be purchasing ETFs that are in Canadian currency (ex. Vanguard's U.S. Total Market Index ETF (VUN))? Just wondering how it works if the ETF is in Canadian dollars and being bought and sold on the Toronto Stock Exchange however the ETF holds US stocks. Thanks!
are there significant advantages, for Canadians, to owning Canadian ETFs than US ETFs? say for example, VFV compared to VOO?
Thanks Brandon! Wanted to ask if u recommend buying US stocks with the CAD being this low?
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Hi Brandon, is it ideal to have an ETF and at the same time have some blue chip stocks?
Great point about receiving income as a dividend! I'll be growing that dividend income each month during this crash.
Just be mindful that some could also cancel their dividend. It takes Knowledge!
Thanks for the video!
How many different ETFs do you recommend a person to buy?
Say I have $5000 to $9000 in my TFSA, should I buy 1-3 different ETFs, or like 5+ different ETFs?
Assuming I find 5+ that I may be interested in and that they all have different enough holdings from each other.
Since ETFs are already diversifying, is it better to diversify further or focus on a few? Thanks in advance!
Hey Guys! I'm a newbie as well :D
I just wanted to ask real quick what websites do you use to analyze and monitor these ETF's? Thanks!
Good
Hi Brandon, I greatly appreciate your informative videos.
My question is:
When investing in an ETF and lets say its an ETF for the top 500 companies. When you mentioned that ETFs don't have much flexibility, does that mean that if I bought an ETF on say June 28, that my ETF would be fixed to those exact 500 companies whether they exist or not in say 20 years when I decide to sell my ETF, or do those companies get replaced and the ETF updates automatically to reflect the current Index of the top 500 companies?
What about hedged vs unhedged etfs like vfv or zsp vs spy or voo
If i hold a dividend canadian etf but US holding stocks in my tfsa. is the dividend already taxed before I receive it?
so for a total beginner that only has a bank acct, what do i do to get started? do i need to call my bank 1st to ask/inform that i want to open a Brokerage acct? or i just go to a provider and open an acct? pls. advice! thanks!
Let's go syn
Many ETFs have many holdings in it. Is it better to choose an ETF concentrated with 60 holdings vs 200 holdings?
Hey man! Great video. i have a question. I have a wealthsimple account and i just got SHARES of ETF. When i told my dad about this, he said that you dont buy shares of an etf, you buy the index fund itself. Is that right? if so, how do i buy etf through wealth simple account?
thnks
Great way to diversify and efficiently invest! Love ETFs :)
ETF's are a great way to dip your toes in the realms of investing. DIVIDEND REITs are an even better option, as that even shows you a bit of the Compound Interest realm - an once you taste that you're never going back to any other type of investing. #DIVIDENDSFORLIFE
do i buy the etfs in a tfsa, or without and what happens if i buy one without?
Hey Brandon! I have a question for you. What trading platform allow you to buy small portion of a share rather then having to buy the who stock or index fund? I am a Canadian currently using questade. I've tried IBRK but found it not user friendly for a newbie
Ok
I will recommend an expert for you.
What’s th best way to buy ETFs in Canada and what’s a top ETF that tracks USA s&p 500?
What’s a good thing to invest in now?
End of the day ETF are pretty much same as stock. The price of ETF is based on how well it is being traded. It does matter which ETF you get even though they are index fund. If there is no volume in trading, there most likely will be volitility and may have trouble selling in a timely manner. If you are a Canadian, it's better buy ETF that is traded in US indexes. You save on foreign with helding tax and usually you get more trading volume. I think it is an illusion that you get diversification with ETF. Here is why, if S&P500 is doing really well today, all of sudden Berkshire Hathaway decides to sell all of it VOO ETF shares and people follow suite, likely changes of the etf share price tanking is pretty high. If you want true diversification, buy individual stocks of different companies. ETF sounds all good theory but only if all investors thought of it that way.
Generally, mutual funds, index funds and ETFs are lower risk...lower reward. Given that we're now in a bear market for the first time in a decade+ and stocks have sold off MASSIVELY already, I'd much rather go for individual stocks, rather than index funds, mutual funds or ETFs, in anticipation of the coming (eventually) bull market. The risk is significantly lower now than a month ago, and the reward is significantly greater, moving forward with individual stocks. That said, still no hurry to dip your toes in the water, IMO. It looks like we still haven't hit the bottom. Do your research, get your stocks ready and, if you're one of the lucky ones who got out before the crash, you now have PLENTY of cash to invest in much, much cheaper quality stocks. Enjoy...and stay safe out there. :)
Would you hold an ETF in your RRSP or TFSA? Assuming you're wanting to hold for 30 years. American etfs do better than tsx but I don't want my dividends to be taxed? If I hold in my TFSA my growth won't be taxed but my dividend will be? Any thoughts would help. Thanks.