I really like the Aerie low rise 100% cotton thongs. I find that female thongs are hit and miss because where are bulges are sometimes will sag because they're not designed for them. It's the same reason I like the la vie en Rose bikini cut ones as the bulges don't sag
What other female thongs fit well for us guys? I like the female versions because they flatten the bulge.
After speaking to a Fido supervisor they refuse to give me any credits for the recent Bill hikes. And I told them that I would file a ccts complaint and they didn't care
So I did and their office of the president gave me this email just now
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While we have determined the increase to be valid, as a gesture of goodwill and in an effort to resolve this matter, we are prepared to offer a lump-sum credit of $30 plus taxes, equivalent to six months of the Base Rate Adjustment, for each effected line contingent on resolution. Please note that acceptance of this goodwill credit does not prevent future rate adjustments from occurring, provided such adjustments are implemented in accordance with the terms of your service agreement and applicable notice requirements.
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Everyone needs to file a ccts complaint. It's free money that they shouldn't have taken from us anyways and they get charged with a complaint fee
F U Fido
I recall a post about WS trying out a new beta feature to let us pay things like hydro, property taxes, etc like the Canadian Tire MC. What's the latest on this?
I'm relatively new to Reddit because I just woke up from 900 years of sleep.
I have a l460 Range Rover and I'm wondering if there is a subreddit dedicated to just that. Well I like seeing other Range Rover products in here it doesn't really affect me. Am I doing something wrong or is there actually a l460 subreddit or filter or something
Is there *ever* a situation where the actual return is less or more than 2.5%? Or is it "guaranteed"? I ask because the other money market funds have higher target yields but the actual yields are a bit over the place.
E.g. Can I depend on the 2.5% money market fund like an actual HISA (minus CDIC)?
Thx
RRSP withdrawals are strictly regulated, with automatic withholding tax applied at withdrawal time (yes, reconciled later at tax filing):
• 10% (5% in Quebec) up to $5,000
• 20% (10% in Quebec) on $5,001 to $15,000
• 30% (15% in Quebec) over $15,000
If someone withdraws $5,000 knowing they’ll ultimately withdraw $30,000, the higher rate must apply from the get go.
But what happens at Wealthsimple if someone withdraws $5,000 in January, another $5,000 in June, and another $5,000 in December? And before anyone says “rule breaking,” this is a genuine question. E.g. The January withdrawal was legitimate and they truly had no idea they’d need additional withdrawals later?
I presume what "happens" is at the bank level so I'm curious how Wealthsimple does it.