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March is Fraud Prevention Month, and throughout the month the Nova Scotia Securities Commission will be delivering fraud prevention content and presentations. Here are some of the presentations and content we have planned in March to help Nova Scotians recognize and avoid investment fraud.
Events and Presentations:
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It doesn’t seem like it, but our Before You Invest blog officially relaunched and became a weekly publication just over eight years ago. During that time, we’ve published nearly 500 posts and more than 175,000 words on basic to intermediate investing topics.
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The Nova Scotia Securities Commission has issued several alerts, cautions, and warnings about crypto asset-related frauds in recent years. Canadians continue to lose millions of dollars to these types of fraud. Recently, fraudsters have also been using Bitcoin ATMs or Crypto ATMs to facilitate the theft of money and assets through fraud.
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A new year means a new semester. New classes. New students. New teachers. And with that comes new opportunities.
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It’s the beginning of February and many Canadians are turning their attention to their annual income tax return. When it comes to investing that also means many Canadians are thinking about their Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) contributions. This year the deadline to contribute to an RRSP is March 3, 2025.
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Our latest regulatory review looks at all regulatory releases and notices issued by the Nova Scotia Securities Commission and the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) since November.
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The Nova Scotia Securities Commission is returning to the Halifax Central Library for more investor education presentations in 2025.
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Recently, during an investor education presentation we were asked about over the counter (OTC) markets. Specifically, we were asked where the OTC markets are and how one goes about trading on them. If one person has this question, they others likely do as well, which is why we’re addressing it in today’s blog post.
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The principal mandate of the Nova Scotia Securities Commission (NSSC) is to protect Nova Scotia investors. One of the ways we do that is by issuing investor alerts and cautions. You can find all the alerts and cautions we’ve issued for the last eight years on our Investor Alert Database.
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There will be no Before You Invest blog post this week or next Wednesday as we take a short break for the holidays and the New Year.