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…OSC administers and enforces the Securities Act (Ontario) and the Commodity Futures Act (Ontario). Specifically, the OSC works to protect investors by making and enforcing rules governing the securities industry…

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Top 10 New Year’s resolutions for investors

…how investing works. 2. See if your investing personality has changed If you’ve experienced significant life events in the last year, your investing priorities and risk tolerance might have changed….

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Your first meeting with your advisor

…How you’ll work together, including how often you’ll meet. What fees you’ll pay. Next steps. “Know your client” information Your advisor is required by securities law to know your financial…

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Putting your interests first

…on the trades they do for you, or, based on a percentage of assets in your account.The investment firm your advisor works at may also have other compensation arrangements or…

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Choosing a robo-advisor

…platforms”. Each online adviser also differs in the types of investment products and services they offer, how they use technology to provide model portfolios, and the fees that they charge….

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Spring cleaning your investment portfolio

…If you’re working with a financial advisor, remember to keep them updated so they can make suitable recommendations for you. 2. Adjust your asset allocation Your portfolio’s asset allocation will…

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Who’s who in Canadian markets

When you buy and sell securities, your money flows through a network market participants, including: Investors – In Canada, there are many kinds of investors. Two kinds of investors include:…

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5 ways regulation protects investors

…maintenance of: adequate working capital and insurance, books and records robust compliance systems procedures for dealing with clients, such as at account opening and in ongoing reporting. Fitness for registration…

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Flow-through shares

…exploration stage and aren’t yet making a profit. Speculative investment – It can take years for a mining or resource company’s exploration work to pay off with a find –…

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