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4 signs of investment fraud
Look out for these signs, research any potential investmentInvestment An item of value you buy to get income or to grow in value.+ read full definition that you’re offered and check registrationRegistration A requirement for any person or company trading investments or providing advice in Canada. Securities industry professionals are required to register with the securities regulator in each province or territory where they do business.+ read full definition status before you investInvest To use money for the purpose of making more money by making an investment. Often involves risk.+ read full definition.
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