…or by way of an RTO are considered to have become public through an alternative means. That’s because typically a private company will “take-over” or merge with an existing company…
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What is total cost reporting and how will it work?
…flat fee directly to their dealer or adviser. There are generally no trailing commissions on mutual funds used in these accounts because the advisor is being compensated based on the…
What is a TFSA and how does it work?
…keep the account for as long as you wish. A TFSA can be used for specific or multiple goals over your lifetime. For example, you could use it to build…
How regulators protect investors
…these regulators set minimum entry standards for market intermediaries who deal with investors. Securities regulators work together through the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA). Securities regulators also regulate marketplaces and clearing agencies,…
Mutual fund fees
…sells you the fund. You can negotiate this fee with your advisor. 2. Back-end load or deferred sales charge (DSC)– Some funds used to charge a fee of up to…
RRSP and TFSA contributions
…taxable income, but any Canadian can use a TFSA regardless of income level. RRSPs are primarily designed to help you save for retirement. TFSAs may be used for any savings…
The risk-return relationship
…debt because it has the power to raise revenues through taxes and to print money. At the other extreme, common shares are very risky because they have no guarantees and…
Equity crowdfunding in Ontario
…how it works in Ontario. On this page you’ll find What is equity crowdfunding? What are the rules and regulations for equity crowdfunding? How are equity crowdfunding transactions conducted? What…
Educational assistance payments (EAPs)
…up of the investment earnings and government grant money in the RESP. On this page you’ll find How EAPs work EAPs from group plans How EAPs work To qualify for…
Annual information about your investment fees
…use, information about your fees may be provided separately from your investment statements – for example, in a document called Report on Charges and Compensation, or Fee Report, or something…