@ZedTrader2025@ChizaramNelo RRSP and RESP gains are taxable. FHSA gains are taxable if you don’t use the funds the purchase a qualifying home. You don’t incur capital gains, but that’s worse since the gains are fully taxed at your marginal rate when withdrawn.
@rottenfruittart@wyshynski If you don’t think injuries to all four of Edmonton’s centres influenced the outcome of the series I don’t know what to tell you. Either way, I can’t imagine Edmonton would’ve made it far, they were pretty awful all year
@DatGamerLion3@joe042200@ESPNInsights You’re acting like this happened in the offensive zone. The reverse hit was in Anaheims end, there was literally no immediate scoring threat. They’re definitely not more blind in favour of Edmonton, you’re just only paying attention to one side.
@joe042200@ESPNInsights Refs are blind every game. Neither of those are egregious and happen often to every team. Either way, if you need a power play to win then I'm not sure what to tell you. I'm not sure any team being kept alive by lopsided special teams necessarily deserves a sweep.
@TheLost2JZ@yoxics $34/hr is $70k/yr. Unless you’re working 8 hours a day, 365 days a year. $100k before tax is $49/hr. To net $100k you’d probably need closer to $60/hr or more.
@Baker18Taylor@ryanwhitney6@spittinchiclets Did they have a lead at any point in any of the games? There’s no way you think a team that got swept in round one probably beats almost any other team
@JustinOilers@WatchMyReview Didn’t both McDavid and Draisaitl miss a bunch of time to injury right before playoffs last year? Come to think of it I can’t remember the last time Draisaitl was healthy to start the playoffs
@TeroWasHere@OilersJack If he was playing even remotely close to how he usually does in the playoffs this series is 2-1 or 3-0 Edmonton right now. He’s one of the biggest contributors to the series deficit right now, depth scoring is what’s keeping them afloat.