DRIPs in non-reg accounts?
I've got a few stocks in my TFSA/RRSP which drip enough to buy ONE more unit, while I own more stocks and more shares of them that DRIP to be able to buy multiple shares for multiple securities.
The "problem" is, doesn't DRIP'ing these in my non-reg account create a tax nightmare? Say, buying 1 unit every month or a few units every quarter?
Somewhat related, I'm with TD Waterhouse - can I choose to DRIP certain stocks and not others?
The "problem" is, doesn't DRIP'ing these in my non-reg account create a tax nightmare? Say, buying 1 unit every month or a few units every quarter?
Somewhat related, I'm with TD Waterhouse - can I choose to DRIP certain stocks and not others?
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