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OAS
Oasis Petroleum Inc. Common Stock
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Jul 1, 2022

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9 hr ago • u/activoice • r/CanadianInvestor • retiring_at_50_how_much • C

The current distribution for cash.to is very low, for August 15th it was 10 cents per share wasn't it?
2,200,000 at $50 per share would get you 44,000 shares. 44,000 shares x 10 cents per month gets you $4,400 a month. $4,400 x 12 is $52,800 annually.
$52,800/$2,200,000 = 2.4%
You are barely making above inflation (2%)
On top of that isn't the distribution from Cash.TO interest so it would be taxed like regular income. If you are in Ontario, from 52,800 you would net 42,240, so 3,520 a month after tax. Plus CPP and OAS.
Correct me if my math is wrong.

9 hr ago • u/Zingus123 • r/CanadianInvestor • retiring_at_50_how_much • C

However much it would take to live off of 50-60k/year. Maybe even a little less depending on your situation. With 2 kids probably 80k/year. Then once you’re 65 and get your CPP and OAS you can pull less

9 hr ago • u/activoice • r/CanadianInvestor • retiring_at_50_how_much • C

The current distribution for cash.to is very low, for August 15th it was 10 cents per share wasn't it?
2,200,000 at $50 per share would get you 44,000 shares. 44,000 shares x 10 cents per month gets you $4,400 a month. $4,400 x 12 is $52,800 annually.
$52,800/$2,200,000 = 2.4%
You are barely making above inflation (2%)
On top of that isn't the distribution from Cash.TO interest so it would be taxed like regular income. If you are in Ontario, from 52,800 you would net 42,240, so 3,520 a month after tax. Plus CPP and OAS.
Correct me if my math is wrong.

9 hr ago • u/Zingus123 • r/CanadianInvestor • retiring_at_50_how_much • C

However much it would take to live off of 50-60k/year. Maybe even a little less depending on your situation. With 2 kids probably 80k/year. Then once you’re 65 and get your CPP and OAS you can pull less

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