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On December 31st the remainingClient Focused Reforms (CFRs) will come into effect. Here’s a brief rundown and what this means for clients and registrants.
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If you invest in stocks that pay a dividend it is important to know about the ex-dividend date.
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Last week we discussed systemic risk. This week we continue our look at different types of risk by looking at systematic risk.
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Today we’re starting a short two-part blog series that looks at two different types of risk. They are systemic risk and systematic risk. In part one we’ll focus on systemic risk.
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This question came from an investor that was interested in investing in an ETF, but didn’t know whether to go with hedged or unhedged because they didn’t know the difference between the two
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If you’re investing you usually want to know how well, or maybe how bad, your investments are doing. One of the easiest ways to do this is to calculate the return on investment (ROI).
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Welcome to Financial Literacy Month. Here’s what the Nova Scotia Securities Commission has planned to help educate investors throughout the month.
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Throughout this month, which is Investor Education Month, we’ve been sharing basic information on investment accounts, specifically RRSPs, TFSAs and RESPs with a new infographic and video. One type of account we did not include in this new primer is registered disability savings plans, or RDSPs.