Td E Series Funds Reddit. Here’s a list of the other index fund options available. You can

Here’s a list of the other index fund options available. You can convert the account type to a TD Direct Investing account. The problem is I need to contribute $100 minimum a month in order to avoid any It looks like, in 2024, I "should" be able to create a TD DI account online by myself, but I haven't seen any guidance about how to switch my e-series funds from Easy Web to TD DI, while at So you can invest in TD mutual funds (including e-Series funds), but also pretty much any other type of mutual fund or individual security. The MER expense Hi Everyone, I have a quick question to ask regarding the purchase of TD e-Series mutual funds from non-TD brokerage accounts. TO allocation. So assuming these earliest funds are We stopped contributing there a couple of years ago, and opened up a Questrade account for new money, but 75% of our household's money is still in e-series. Ideally we would shift TD e-Series Funds - NASDAQ? Hello, I am looking to do a long term e-Series investment. 1- Is it worthwhile to open a new registered mutual . I will be transferring any saved money Look to opening a TD Direct Investing acocunt where you can buy the TD e-series mutual funds which are passive mutual fund that hold their ETFs. So, just put it After seeing the success of TDB908, I decided to move on from the TD e-Series in favour of a heavy VEQT and ZQQ. My bet is on the passive outperforming, but it I was aware that this was the gimmick given that the E-series is technically part of their mutual fund products. I see that a lot of people split the funds between: - TDB900: Canadian Index - TDB902: US Index - My suggestion if you want to stick with TD, open up a TD Direct Investing Acct at your local branch and instead of buying TD mutual funds, buy the TD e series funds. It's definitely a more volatile ride; however, given my age 13 votes, 13 comments. The Canadian Index Fund, by way of example, is listed as They've discontinued e-Series specific mutual fund accounts, and now the only way to access them is through a direct investing account. From the Canadian The e-Series account type has been discontinued, but the e-Series funds are still available. Hello all, Just got wanting to see the general opinion of the E-Series funds in 2023 and if they are viable option going TD e-series Hello PFC, I am planning on starting to invest in the four suggested TD e-series funds that are recommended by the Canadian couch potato. As you mention, this offers more potential flexibility. Major change: Although 2021 again proved the TD e-Series funds can (in theory, anyway) be a good alternative to ETFs, recent changes in the industry are making them increasingly I currently have my children's RESP's with TD, investing in the low-MER TD e-Series index funds. However, as it's nearing 10 years until the funds will be start to be withdrawn, I'd like to move Learn how to invest in TD e-series funds and ETFs with this comprehensive and practical online course I recently started using Wealthsimple (which is pretty awesome, by the way), which got me looking into my TD e-series funds again. So the funds that you sell will be the earliest funds that you bought, not the newest funds. Their system won't let you buy the I/A series (investor/advisor series) of a lot of their own mutual funds and you must buy D/E series (direct investing or electronic investing) series So I have a decent chunk of my savings (RRSP and TFSA) sitting in TD’s old e-Series funds, roughly evenly split between their Canadian, US, and International Equity funds, The TD e-Series funds are one of the few options Canadians have when they want to invest using index funds. I am presently with RBC DI and have been buying the e-Series funds every two Now that I'm mid 40s and my savings have grown, I'm looking to transition my RRSP which are mainly in TD e-series, following one of the long-time canadian couch potato I’m in the process of opening up a TD Direct Investing account so that I can funnel that money into XEQT. I'm looking to obtain an e-series account, and had a few questions. I could use some advice on TD DI and if I can buy the e-Series funds automatically each month. I also have an old e-series mutual fund account So, rollover your e-series into your IG, and conduct the same experiment against the hypothetical returns against TD over the next 5-10 years. They are pretty much the same as the big I'm currently a TD customer with an existing mutual funds account. So I sat down with James, explained that I just need to reset this thing, please No, when you sell funds TD uses first in, first out (FIFO).

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