What should the American:Canadian ratio of my index funds be?

No more than 5% Canadian
Only exception is if you want either a bank heavy or an energy heavy portfolio for whatever reason

>>1631294
>Should I just drop Canada?

Yes.

What's the point of it? Oil is being shorted by everyone into the next 20 years

>>1631329
>>1631323
Okay I'll just drop it. Does this look okay to you?:

https://www.tdassetmanagement.com/fundDetails.form?fundId=3270&lang=en
TD U.S. Index Fund - e
0.35% MER
S&P 500 Total Return Index

>>1631347
I'd just buy VFV.

It has a lot lower MER

>>1631347
https://www.vanguardcanada.ca/individual/mvc/detail/etf/overview?portId=9563

has a fraction of the MER desu

>>1631354
>>1631356
Should I use TD Waterhouse? Kinda want to keep everything together. I have over 50k to invest so I think the fee is 9$ per trade or quarter (I'm not certain which).

>>1631382
>Should I use TD Waterhouse? Kinda want to keep everything together

Yeah, sure.

The difference between brokers is very negligible, and honestly doesn't matter if you're just going to be long-term investing. Doesn't really matter a whole lot.

>I have over 50k to invest so I think the fee is 9$ per trade or quarter (I'm not certain which).

$10 per trade for TDW, that's about the same for most brokers. You might save like $3 or something or buy them commission free but then need to pay ECN fees and shit with other brokers - don't need to worry about this though. $3 per trade more is nothing since you're not regularly trading or anything.