Mutual funds are available in a wide range of Canadian and international options to help investors build a well diversified portfolio for their retirement.
Private capital investment products help our clients add an extra level of diversification and risk management to their overall financial strategy.
An exchange-traded fund (ETF) is a pooled investment fund similar to a mutual fund. ETFs track specific indices, sectors, commodities, or other assets, and can be purchased or sold on a stock exchange just like regular stocks.
A guaranteed investment certificate (GIC) is a low-risk investment that guarantees your original investment plus interest. GICs are a popular choice for retirement plans.
High interest savings accounts (HISA) offer a higher interest rate than a traditional chequing or savings account.
A segregated fund is a type of investment vehicle offered by Canadian insurance companies. This investment is similar to a mutual fund in that account holders have the ability to experience capital appreciation on their investment.
Any arrangement whereby PSC is paid or receives a fee. Products and services may include mortgages and lending, tax and accounting, discount brokerage, reverse mortgage, and high net worth investment strategies.
Companies in sectors like mining and resources can deduct exploration and development expenses. They are allowed to pass on the tax deduction to investors through a special type of common share called a flow-through share.
These are in simple terms, hedge-fund strategies in a mutual fund wrapper.