Make sure you watch my DRIP EXPLAINED video to illustrate the true POWER of DRIPs in the long term and to see exactly how to set one up with Questrade 👇 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdupi9qSubXKmIk.html

This is the best channel for beginner investors in Canada. So many things I learned from your channel, keep it up Adrian.

Your a hell of a teacher my friend. When I make it big I will give you a generous gift for sure. Fellow Canadian

Thanks Adrian! Enrolling in DRIP and cutting my Disney+ has set me on the right path for a comfortable retirement!

Great timing, I'm getting close to my TFSA contribution limit so I can't get any more DRIPs on the bigger stocks. These stocks are definitely helpful for me. Thanks!!

I love investing in stocks like this. Steady passive income, while you don't stress about the overall share price. If it goes up, great, but I almost look at it as a bonus haha

Glad to have dudes like you around for the public, with your information. I've gained my portfolio. Thank you, keep the videos coming.

Not the teacher we deserve but the teacher we need. Professor Adrian let’s gooo

You have the best channel on youtube. No nonsense. Superhelpfull. Helps that I'm canadian too.

Maybe this is changed in the year since this video was posted but wealth simple does have the drip feature. You can turn it on under automation in your settings. It also allows for fractional shares to be purchased so you don’t need a ton of money invested in order to drip.

You make my girlfriend drip when we watch your informative videos!

Thank you for your time. Your videos are very helpful to those of us who are still learning about investing.

Thanks for the hard work and great advice, Adrian. I opened up a Questrade account in mid-2020 using your promo code, and it's excellent. It's so handy to be able to buy even a single ETF at no charge on Questrade, so I'm able to build up savings in a certain sector and once the ETF hits several thousand dollars I'll buy one or two of the underlying stocks (e.g. swap out a banking ETF for shares in TD, RBC etc). It's a nice conservative approach to grow funds from nothing using small but frequent regular purchases of the distribution-paying ETFs to building up capital as an intermediate step before moving into stocks directly.

Signed up for questrade using your affiliated link. Thanks again for this video, just made me realize some stocks are even less than a burger, makes me think twice everytime I take out my card. Thank you 🙏

Hello good sir, great video, I appreciate the content. This is the third dividend video I've watched this evening and this is by far my favorite. I will be checking for more of your videos!

I love Plaza. I've been with them right before the pandemic and was able to buy lots of shares for cheap

Brilliant! I should have learned all this 20 years ago but better late than never. Can’t thank you enough for your educational videos. Keep doing what you’re doing as you are great explaining and your passion for investing is purely addictive.

I’ll have to check out Plaza. I have the others and use the dividends to buy stocks, almost always from businesses I am already invested in. so my TFSA is sort of one big DRIP with me deciding on the stock.

I am waiting for this topic. Thanks so much Adrian.

Drips are cool but I’m not so busy that I can’t reinvest my dividends on my own. I only ever own around 10 stocks. That’s 40 dividends a year. I think I can find the time.

Could you do a video on Eligible and Non Eligible Dividends , and How they are taxed. Somehow finding this info is a nightmare.

Great channel been watching for years and now I’m almost a cpa

Thanks for the video. I was unaware of the commitment from Telus to increase dividend twice per year. All the more reason to buy Telus. And thanks for the Excel sheet to keep track of DRIPs. I will check it out now

Awesome video yet again. Can't miss that shiny plaque

So GLAD i found you Adrian!!! 💖 Love from Ottawa :)

First of all, great brief Adrian. Convince me I need to DRIP based on below rationale. With the advent of fractional share purchases on Wealthsimple, there really isn't a compelling reason to use a DRIP. I simply reinvest my dividends which now allows me to incrementally benefit from a fluctuating share price. Automated fractional purchasing will likely be an upcoming option for Plus members as Wealthsimple builds out their back end. Note: most of the companies you mentioned are fractional-able on Wealthsimple (exceptions PLZ.UN, HR.UN, CRT.UN, FCR.UN, PMZ.UN, CSH.UN, ZAG, and XRE which is a wrapper for most of the aforementioned REITs). But, I can use an ETF that is fractional-able (eg. ZRE) to buy those REITs that are not fractional-abled as well as a fractional-abled ETF to buy all bond offerings. Recommended next video for you: Explain why you can fractional buy/trade some REITs versus AP.UN, SRU.UN and ZRE which you can. Benefits of $10/mth Plus Wealthsimple Account: - USD accounts; - $0 in FX fees on each US stock or ETF trade from a USD account; - Free USD deposits and withdrawals (for direct USD transfers to/from personal DIY trading accounts only); and - Instant funds deposit up to $5K CAD ($4K USD).

Thanks Adrian. Great content and info. I like the variety. Great job

Thank you very much for all your advices 👍🏼

Hey Adrian thanks for another great video keep them coming!

I met you at the Craft and i just love your content wishing you all the best for 2024 and good investing and thank you for all these videos which has given me the confidence to buy shares thank you so much wishing you all the best Judaline

Another informative video Adrian. Love my Canadian drips for their tax efficiency in my non registered account. Look forward to the next one.

Hello again adrian im here watching your videos!!!

Would you get disqualified from the drip when the stock price increase? Or if the dividend amount drop

Caught Manulife on the dip when u recommended it last time 😎

Love this. Do you have a video on how to use your excel spreadsheet?

@canadian in a T-Shirt Does CDR quality for DRIP program? Thank you

Adrian I would love to know your opinion on Hamilton high dividend ETFs. Especially ok HYLD and HDIV.

I’ve never clicked on a video so fast

Thanks for your time and hard work

Thanks for the great updates Adrian !

Thanks for the content. Big thumbs up!

Love the video man. How can I get a copy of the template from 4:30?

thank you so much! another great video

As always great video.. you rock!

You are legit AF BRO. mad love for you.

Great video!

Thanks, man! Keep it up!

can you make a video on HMAX,UMAX,HCAL,HYLD,HDIV ...all those ''hamilton'' stocks looks weird to me

Just wanted to give you a hi5 for all your efforts Adrian. 100k and yet responding to every comment on every video! A big thank you! ❤️

I’m just today opening my Questrade acc, thx again 😊

Not mentioned in the video but with Questrade you wont receive the DRIP discount you could with traditional banking for ex. you would lose on the 2% Telus DRIP discount

Thank you for your information

Thank you for the video! Peruvian living in Mont-Tremblant

Hey there...I was wondering if you share your template as well with your members?

Hey man Wealth Simple has DRIP now!

heads up, I went and bought a bunch of PLZ and its not eligible for DRIP within Qtrade...

Great Scott! Watched and liked, thanks Adrian!

I like cash dividen

Great Content 🙏 Please make a Video which dividend stocks suitable for RRSP 2023, Many Thanks.

Hi How to make an Excell sheet with auto reboot? Can you make a video for that pleased .

Very good, thank you.

I'm a bit late but congrats on reaching 100k subscribers! Another great topic to discuss for those building their TFSA portfolio. I remember when I watched the first DRIP video you released and immediately decided to focus on qualifying Enbridge stock for a DRIP. Since then, I 've went from receiving 1 free stock every quarter to now almost 3 stocks! Thank you as always, Adrian!

Thank you so much TOP G 🙌

I love Plaza, one of my favorite REITS

Crash coming up sometime this year ! I’ll wait for it to buy good Canadian bank stocks at a big discount

Rogers Sugar drips quarterly with under $400 investment. TNT-UN drips monthly with $800 investment.

How can we distinguish whether it is an ETF or a single stock from the ticker symbol? In general how do we know it ?

Hello. Your channel is great! I am not sure what your MARGIN USD and MARGIN CAD stock (AMZN, FB - SHOP, XIC, VCN, BB). I got those values from your excel template. As in the AMAZON stock price today is $92.13. But, in your excel example, you have one share, and it has a value of $3428. And both the AMZN and FB don't have CDN value equivalents. I'm sure I've just missed something in your video.

Thanks for another nice video, Andrian. I'm looking forward for your property investment or small business videos.

Great video!...I have a question though, why do you keep SRU shares in your RRSP?

As always, thank you :)

I'm a bit confused by this. My understanding is that a DRIP allows you to buy fractional shares after you have already purchased one full share in the company?

But why can’t they do fractional share purchase with whatever dividend we earn

Adrian thank you, not getting notifications have to check it if video is up.

If I'm not mistaken, Wealthsimple has zero trading fees for CDN stocks. If that's the case, despite not having DRIP system, is it not just better to manually buy stocks than to pay ~5 trading fees in Questrade (if you plan to make large and frequent purchases of CDN stocks)?

Hi there, I’m a 28 y/o male who recently started investing in ETFs. I really like HDIV, HYLD, Canoe EIT, ZWB, ZWU, FIE. I just have a general question (as there is one looming around the corner) and that would be how do these do during bad market times? Ie: how does the dividend get paid? I am holding a certain amount of capital to DCA on these ETFs when that time comes, I just thought I’d ask if it’s something I should continue worrying about. Thank you so much for your time!

thoughts on how Rising interest rates might effect REITS like Plaza? do they own their properties outright? any information on their current debt levels on cash on hand, maybe some data on vacancy rates compared to other similar commercial REITs, ect would like to have more information and pick a few stocks i feel confident in rather than dozens of stocks just winging it, especially heading into a recession

Thanks a lot! I know that you have covered details in another Drip video, but do I understand correctly that those money from dividents spent on buying more stocks are not taxed?

Hey Adrian, great video! I’ve just started investing using Questrade for my TFSA. I was wondering for a beginner if it is better to prioritize diversification (buying many different stocks across different industries) or buying a smaller number of different stocks and locking in a DRIP? Please let me know, thanks!!!

Hello Adrien, I have a couple of questions. If investing in DRIP stocks do you have to keep a record or cost basis of the various stock price for tax purposes if in a TFSA ?? Can you suggest the most recent low threshold DRIP stocks that I should consider ?? And when is the deadline for 2023 RRSP contributions ?? Thanks very much, love your informative videos.

I am just literally trying to learn!

DRIP also lets you buys share at a discount of 2, 3 ,or 4 %. bonus!!!!

Hello, I have a question, can you do the same with American dividend stocks in the TFSA? Thanks in advance

hi. just starting to do investments here. and new subscriber to your channel. still confused where to put my tfsa, plan to put in couple hundrerd $ every month and hoping it will grow more compared to the banks. thanks in advance for your insights.

Great video bud. Thanks 😊

Thanks!

Been hunting for drips with these same prerequisites. More videos like this plz, Adrian.

Could someone help me. Im just getting into investments and i thought with wealthsimple you could reinvest the dividents back into the stock. Is that not the drip system

Do you know if Wealthsimple now allows DRIPs? I think it does because my dividends get reinvested automatically.

I'm wondering if there is any difference in tax owed in a dividend vs price appreciation scenario. Scenario 1: Buy 100 shares @ $10 each, after 1 year you have 200 shares @ $10 each due to a steady dividend drip, no price increase in the stock. Scenario 2: Buy 100 shares @ $10 each, after 1 year you have 100 shares @ $20 each due to a steady increase in the share price. You sell both of these for $2,000 is there any difference in the tax owing in these 2 scenarios?

Is it ok to invest a full $800 into PLZ.UN to get the DRIP right away? or suggest to diversify or DCA in? Thank you.

Love the videos, if it wasn’t for your videos I wouldn’t of got into investing in stocks, as I always thought it was hard and needed tens of thousands of dollars to get started. As for Plaza REIT, I debated them because for the last 4 years, the mall they own here in the city has more vacant stores with rent me signs then they do actual operational stores and are losing more and more it seems. I feel in a few more years it’ll be a completely “dead mall” if Plaza REIT doesn’t step in and make changes to make store front property more appealing to businesses and start up’s.

Hmmm interesting. I initially prefer only to have the cash. But now...I know compounding your shares can be alot.

8:09 Nice

Great info, thx

Adrian, quick question: I have a chunk amount of money now and wanted to max my TFSA. But considering the FHSA coming out later this year. Should I wait for that since if I max out TFSA now, I won't have enough for FHSA? Thanks again for a great video as always.

I wish you could DRIP fractional shares on Questrade :(((

Thx Adrian

Is the Telus analysis still valid? It seems the telecom market is getting more competitors and telus is having trouble to keep the revenue.

Hi there, appreciate the info! I am super interested in easy drip! I looked into my VSP investment in my tfsa. Though it is supposed to have a quarterly yield of 1.3% for a total of 5.2% per year, my annual yield is only 0.8%. I am not sure where to find the share minimums you need to hold to earn the full yield potential. Would love some help :)