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Create your investment plan
…also help prepare you for the normal ups and downs of the market and take advantage of opportunities as they arise. 5 steps to creating your plan 1. Set specific…
Taking caution: Financial Consumers and the Cryptoasset Sector
This report, prepared by the Investor Office of the Ontario Securities Commission, sheds light on financial consumers’ views on and understanding of crypto assets (commonly referred to as “cryptocurrencies”), as…
7 questions to ask before you invest
…5. Choose your investments 6. Track your progress Caution Never invest in something you don’t understand. Before you invest, make sure you understand it well enough to explain it to someone else….
Why risk matters
…are taking. Take action Every mutual fund provides a document called Fund Facts for investors. This includes the fund’s risk rating, based on the past volatility of the fund’s returns….
How income tax works
…pay by taking advantage of deductions and credits. Tax deductions – reduce your taxable income. Common deductions include RRSP contributions, childcare expenses, and union and professional dues. Deductions won’t directly contribute to a…
How to manage financial stress and avoid burnout
…are no surprise transactions and you’re able to pay all balances Checking your progress on short-term savings goals, like a vacation fund or emergency fund Meeting with your financial advisor…
Annual information about your investment fees
…or change fees, performance fees, short-term trading fees and sales charges or redemption fees. Management fees. These are fees, usually calculated as a percentage of your account value, for all…
Saving versus investing
…Investing has potential for higher returns but also more risks Investing usually means buying assets or securities which hopefully, produces a return. In the long-term, investing typically provides higher returns…
RRIF fees
…with lower fees that may be suitable for you. 3 types of fees 1. Administrative or trustee fees These fees cover the time and costs of looking after your account,…