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OSC Seniors Strategy Updates

…which we work with older investors. We have partnered with Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario to deliver training and education to our staff members who interact with older individuals, such as…

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How the stock market works

The stock market brings together those who want to sell investments with those who want to buy investments. Many common investments involve the stock market. Learn more about how it works….

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…fees associated with retail segregated funds that you buy as an individual. However, because they are insurance contracts, they do carry the potential for creditor protection and the avoidance of…

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What are SPACs and other alternative market entrants?

…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 a TFSA and how does it work?

Tax-free savings accounts (TFSAs) are designed to help Canadians save more. A TFSA can help you save and invest for any future goal. Learn how they work and how much…

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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…

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How to create a balanced budget

…paper, an app, or a spreadsheet. You might even have access to a free budgeting app through your online banking service. The best method to use is the one you’re…

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How to buy and sell mutual funds

…up or down as the index goes up or down. Index funds typically have lower costs than actively managed mutual funds because the portfolio manager doesn’t have to do as…

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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…

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How to monitor mutual fund performance

…Facts This is a user-friendly guide that provides key information about your mutual fund including fees and performance. Beginning May 30, 2016, mutual fund companies are required to give investors…

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