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u/MyNameisTommy15

r/PersonalFinanceCanada r/UnoMobile r/SavingMoney
▲ 5 r/UnoMobile

How is this not rigged?!

This is 2v2 GoWild 20x. Although me and my teammate won, how is this not rigged? How could this Rese not be a bot?

Who in the their right mind will challenge a +4 when you have your own +4 as your LAST card!!!!!!!??????

Plus his team mate how 3 cards left and can't go in 1 go. Doesn't matter anyway.

Plus his teammate Beatit45x didn't even throw him egg. Which human would not be furious if his teammate did this?

They both are bots. I know I won. But, this game has been rigged so bad and I have lost a lot because of this.

u/MyNameisTommy15 — 13 days ago
▲ 2 r/SavingMoney

Does withdrawing interest boost my contribution limit for TFSA

So for example, if my 2025 limit is 1000, and i put in 1000 in TFSA Jan 1sf 2025. Then it made 500 in interest before Dec 31 2025 and i withdraw the whole 1000 and 500 interest out before Dec 31 2025.

If my 2026 new limit is another 1000. Does it mean i have 2500 instead of just 2000 of the basic room?

I ask this because i first came to Canada in 2011 so using the CRA posted limit per year, i should have 99k this year in total. But since i have been contributing and withdrawing a lot for the past few years. And now the CRA website for me shows more than 100k limit. Gemini told me that the interest i made inside TFSA that I have been withdrawing, add to my limit. Since i withdraw everything last year. It shows me 100k + is actually correct??

Just need some experts to weigh in before i contribute too much and get fined.

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u/MyNameisTommy15 — 1 month ago
▲ 25 r/PersonalFinanceCanada

Does withdrawing interest boost my contribution limit for TFSA

So for example, if my 2025 limit is 1000, and i put in 1000 in TFSA Jan 1sf 2025. Then it made 500 in interest before Dec 31 2025 and i withdraw the whole 1000 and 500 interest out before Dec 31 2025.

If my 2026 new limit is another 1000. Does it mean i have 2500 instead of just 2000 of the basic room?

I ask this because i first came to Canada in 2011 so using the CRA posted limit per year, i should have 99k this year in total. But since i have been contributing and withdrawing a lot for the past few years. And now the CRA website for me shows more than 100k limit. Gemini told me that the interest i made inside TFSA that I have been withdrawing, add to my limit. Since i withdraw everything last year. It shows me 100k + is actually correct??

Just need some experts to weigh in before i contribute too much and get fined.

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u/MyNameisTommy15 — 1 month ago