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The way I look at UGMA accounts after a certain point are subject to the kiddie tax, Coverdells are not. I forget the ins and outs, they are not deductible but the principal grows tax free and withdrawals for education are tax free as well. I only invested in the 529 plan to the extent I could get the state tax deduction. I was never in love with the investment choices which is why when my kids were younger I did Coverdells through TD to the extent I could (it has been years so I forget the contribution limits and rules). I could buy ETFs, individual stocks the same as a Roth. Also, I went forward assuming my kids would get scholarships to cover a substantial part of their education (for reason specific to our family, most people cannot use) and it did mostly work out, although not something most people can count on but it meant I never maxed out the 529
The only reason I could see using a UGMA instead of a tax advantaged account is if you are trying to gift them money for a house or something beyond education. However, as I am sure you know, subject to certain rules, unused 529 funds can go towards their Roth to the extent they are eligible to fund one.
Also at some point I did move the Coverdells over to the 529 when they were close to starting college or paid tuition from them directly. Not sure if any of the Coverdell rules are state specific

Potential turning point on SILVER - TD Sequential exhaustion detected

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I pretty much bought a variety of silver they got. The only thing I have received are the ones specifically branded with the TD logo. The ones I received however were mint and in great condition and came in the TD sleeve

I'm retired and living off only the interest and dividends I'm getting from low risk investments. Have 3 plus years left on TD. MP2 have 5 accounts laddered so 1 account maturing yearly then reinvest.

Yes MP2 have no tax since it's dividend but TD of 5 years or more have interest now under the new CMEPA law which took effect last year.
If you opened your TD before the law was implemented yes you will be tax free but technically all TD regardless of length of maturity from hereon is already taxed 20%.
If you could only have a freedom like put your money in other investment vehicles such as etfs and then transfer it to other forms of investment without that lock in condition you could gave grown your money more.

TD PRECIOUS METALS CANADA

Eipstein is the shelves that collapsed which "took out" the sprinkler system inside the burning TD Ameritrade storage facility in Feb 2022.

Yeah I was looking at TD and their 100g (50g is more expensive on per g ratio obviously). Not else much in stock.
Is their pricing good ? Usually it's better to buy during business days they update the prices every 15min or so. Wonder how it works during weekends.
Don't buy too much or it'll be out of stock for us!

I like RH. I used RH a long time ago, left for TD Ameritrade (now Schwab) when they had a scandal, and then switched back to RH because of the interest rates on cash and features like automatic investments. Also, the interface is super clean. I'd love to hear why Fidelity is better according to all the comments, because I don't see what I could possibly be missing with RH. Schwab is ass because it lacks a lot of simple features. ThinkOrSwim is the only thing but unless you are an extreme power user making scripts and shit, it doesn't matter.

I doubt it. I know people who have almost that much invested with Schwab in a self directed account. They get paperwork filled out when they need it, that is about all they get! And the free Amex Platinum. When it was TD they used to get invites to sporting events every once in a while

TD Precious Metals Delay

I had sold much at 2700$ an oz
Rebought back yesterday 200gms .TD has no combibars in stock but the 100grams are back in stock .

Dang. I only had TD bars and Canadian Maples ahah

In different locations I have the Scottsdale 10z and the TD 10 oz stacker , milling marks make me believe they're produced at same mint. Who else does Scottsdale mint these for ?I want to collect !

You can create up to 5 TDs in Maya with max limit of 1M. Meaning to say you already have 5M in TD there?

Bank of America and TD bank shorted silver, they need an exist for their short position because they're on verge of insolvent, Kevin Warsh wasn't the reason.

Understanding TD Setup Patterns Through Live SILVER Example

Hi, so I started the year trading only for a small account in the forex market and I just wanna share some wins here. For context, I've been participating in this industry since 2020 but of course, as a newbie before maraming beses din na nasunugan. My journey was a gruesome experience; the high volatility of forex will skin you alive and reveal all your naked self until ma-polish ka talaga so I can't recommend na tahakin niyo ito lalo na kung may iba pa naman kayong alternative routes like HYSA, TD, Fixed income treasury, bonds etc., but for the rewards at the end, once you learned this--it will open a new different world for you. You can beat all kinds of funds out there and remove yourself at the mercy of fund managers and the markets itself.
To put it in perspective, I saw a post yesterday: OP has been religiously investing at BDO PERA Equities amounting to a total of 200,000 pesos but after few years, ang kinita lang niya yata ay less than 500 pesos. In forex, once you understood its 'core' and your own self, di mo kailangan mag-antay ng 5 yrs so you can have 1000 pesos extra or kahit 20k pa. When I was in my early 20's, I've read a quote: "Financial Illiteracy is expensive"--meaning, to not knowing budgeting, managing your own money, and not knowing different financial instruments is expensive. To also allow someone manage your money is expensive too since tatagain ka din ng mga commission fees, but of course I understand that not all people has the time to learn what I have done, still, it will have ripple effects sa financial journey.
TL;DR: You are always limited to what you believe. If you think forex is gambling, then you won't win here. Please study neuroscience/neuroplasticity if you wish to embark on this journey.
Wala rin po pala akong sinusubaybayan na mga 'forex gurus', it's between me and the markets for the past 6yrs. Hanap na lang kayo ng FOREX books if you want to start your journey, yun din naman ang ituturo sa inyo sa mga courses nila.
Thank you for reading! Next post ko, higher amounts na siguro. :)