But to pay last year's taxes, we may be forced to
liquidate current holdings.
Not exact matches
I see NTII is
liquidating, but their
holding in ARS will be an important determinate of the success of an investment at
current prices.
Depending upon where your
current account is
held, the Automated Customer Account Transfer System (ACATS) allows you to transfer assets from eligible brokerage accounts without
liquidating your
current positions.
My question is that if my
current RRSP
holds a combination of securities and cash — the securities are often changing in value daily — do I have to
liquidate the securities or is there a Valuation Date (1st day of the year I turn 72) as the value of all of my investments for the purpose of calculating the mandatory annual withdrawal.
Investors have the option to either a)
hold the ETFs until maturity, in which case the principal amount invested will be returned on the date of maturity plus regular coupon payments or, b)
liquidate their positions before the maturity date if the need for cash arises, in which case they will be subject to receive payments equal to the
current market price of the shares (which is subject to interest rate risk) times the number of shares bought plus any coupon due.