Sure. I’ve mentioned it before, but they are: AQN, EIT.UN, REI.UN.

Tim

@Chris L.

Yes I could downsize, but that would result in closing the daycare which is something my wife doesn’t want to do. So good point, but I’m not worried about the housing market dropping as I bought prior to the bubble really taking off and I’m not using my equity in my retirement plan (other than a backup in old age).

@Moneygardener,

Good year for you too! I saw FT was up a similar amount to your 30%.

@jacqjolie,

My wife and I are in different investments since most of our TFSA’s were just sell and transfer amounts from our existing taxable accounts. So hence the difference.

We may use the TFSA room to again shift over more taxable amounts, but this time it would likely only be the high interest savings accounts. So given the low return I’m considering sitting on the contribution room for a few years. The mortgage payout is mainly because I want that debt gone, not because it’s the best return.

I’ll be doing some extra contributions to the RRSP’s to offset the extra tax on income in 2010. But not much, perhaps $5000 or so, just enough to move tax brackets.

@ FS,

I look forward to a post from you as well when you turn 45.

@ deegee,

Thanks for sharing a bit of your story. Sounds like an interesting life, would you be interested in a interview/guest post?

Tim