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How does compound interest help your money grow?

…Simple interest is only earned on the principal. Compound interest is earned on both the principal and any interest earned previously. Compound interest grows faster than simple interest, because simple…

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Other types of funds

…assets (For example: gold, oil, real estate) Limited Yes, although limited to commodities Yes Complex, high-risk strategies (For example: use of derivatives, short positions) Limited Yes, with restrictions Yes Issuance…

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Putting your interests first

…investor protection and the new rules are fully effective in all provinces and territories as of December 31, 2021. On this page you’ll find Conflicts of interest Changes to expect…

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Understanding crypto asset trading platforms

…their services. They may charge one or more of the following: Trading fees: Costs associated with buying and selling crypto assets. Trading fees are sometimes embedded in the pricing of…

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10 reasons to read the notes to financial statements

…accounting estimates and judgments The preparation of financial statements requires a company’s management team to make estimates and judgments that affect the reported amounts. For example, management may need to…

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Financial steps for getting ready for retirement

…retirement plan could be impacted by: Supporting a family member. Covering health care expenses. Receiving lower investment returns. Profiles of retirement found that both retirees and pre-retirees may not be…

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Where to go if you have a concern or complaint

…federally regulated financial entities (banks, credit card companies, insurance companies and others) comply with consumer protection measures. Tel:  1-866-461-FCAC (3222) TTY:  1-866-914-6097 www.canada.ca/en/financial-consumer-agency Consumer Protection Ontario: enforces a number of…

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How can you research your investments?

…The P/B ratio divides the company’s share price by its book value. This ratio is used by investors looking to identify under-valued companies and avoid those that are over-valued. Price-to-sales…

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