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@rslancastr lol good way of putting it

@omowunmi I can’t imagine that would have any material effect on the price of any ETF, because all that anyone should want to pay for an ETF is the net asset value, and the NAV of VEQT is largely driven by foreign stocks, the market for which is by and large not Canadians. I’d be interested to...

@prototype1911 lol… I see what you did there

@davidcn Honestly I don’t know. It’s not like I’m being paid to provide this information or have anything to gain at all by posting correct or incorrect info… I think some people just enjoy arguing for no reason.

@lichti There's always something to argue about!

Edit for clarity: confirmed by me, not the government. Note: on the mobile app, you may need to swipe to the right on the table to see all 7 columns. The average CPI for all items for October 2021 to September 2022 was 148.842 (source), representing an increase of 6.3% over the previous...

@joshfl It’s all in the theory of relativity. If you do tax fast enough then e=mc2 and the result is time travel. Simple!

@lt3 Despite how unsure of myself I may sound in my title (which is a joke directed toward certain comments on a similar post I made last year) I am very confident in the math in my table.

Note: on the mobile app, you may need to swipe to the right on the table to see all 7 columns. The average monthly CPI for all items for October 2022 to September 2023 was 155.875 (source), representing an increase of 4.7% over the previous 12-month period. As a result, the indexed TFSA dollar...

@blessing123 I don’t see the problem… those are correct and even posted on the CRA website. Are you looking at the correct column in my table? (Swipe right to see all 7 columns.)

@blessing123 Which one?

@ylime Thanks for sticking up for me.

@lettyvdax Not quite, it’s indexed effective 2016 but with a starting point of $5,000 and calculated from 2009 as per the definition of “TFSA dollar limit” in section 207.01 of the income tax act.

@ylime This is accurate.

@saltandlight99 You're welcome. I was doing it for my own benefit and figured I might as well share the work.

@xuanang01 I just want you to love my Excel skills.

If anyone is using the mobile app and you only see a few columns, you need to swipe right to see all 7 columns. FYI.

@asmodea It’s not an intuitive calculation at all. I spent a bit of time to work through it.

Edit: on the mobile app, make sure to swipe right on the table to see all 7 columns Given the recent post and confusion on how the TFSA dollar limit is calculated, I thought I would share the calculation in the table below, because CRA doesn't. Note that the CPI Average (third column) is based...