…Index ETFs Actively managed ETFs Leveraged ETFs Volatility-linked ETFs Specialty ETFs Index ETFs Index ETFs follow a benchmark, such as a stock market index (for example, the TSX/S&P 60). They…
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How Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) work
…kind of fees do ETFs have? What kind of taxes will you pay on ETF investments? What are the risks of investing in ETFs? How do ETFs make money for…
4 Differences between ETFs and mutual funds
…Fee Calculator) 3. Buying and selling Apart from cost, how you buy and sell ETFs and mutual funds is another notable difference. ETFs trade like stocks on a stock exchange,…
How to buy and sell ETFs
…open. ETFs are traded throughout the day at the current market price. ETFs have ticker symbols, just like stocks. There is no minimum investment amount. An ETF’s market price during…
Types of investments
…of investments, such as stocks or bonds. ETFs are managed by professional money managers and traded on a stock exchange. Most ETFs are designed to track an index, such as the S&P…
What is total cost reporting and how will it work?
…to your annual report on charges and compensation for the year 2026. See a sample annual report on charges and compensation form Mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are, together,…
How to monitor ETF performance
1. Compare it to other ETFs Use resources like Globefund or Morningstar to see how an ETF is performing relative to other similar funds. 2. Compare it to its benchmark…
Investor News
…First Home Savings Account; Tax refund idea; How ETFs work; Emergency fund; and more March 21, 2023 Investor News: New multilingual website; OSC in the Community; Whistleblower program; Spot and…
Mutual fund fees
…ETFs are in ETF Facts and in its prospectus. By law, a fund company must prepare and file these disclosure documents with the securities regulator. The Fund Facts document for a mutual fund must be…
How bonds work
…funds. FeatureIndividual bondsBond mutual funds and ETFs1. Choosing investments You or your advisor chooses individual bonds. A professional fund manager chooses individual bonds for the fund. 2. Risk Risk depends…