Mutual funds are pools of money invested by professional managers on behalf of investors. They offer a cost effective, liquid, and convenient way to be an owner of diverse investments.
The advantages of owning Mutual Funds are:
MER’s – There are fees called Management Expense Ratio’s that are attached to every Mutual Fund. They range from 1% to 3% of your total investment, annually.
A RRSP isn't a specific investment. It is really just a special investment holder or account, or, if you like, piggy bank. You can hold a great variety of different investments inside the account. You can even hold many different types of investments inside the RRSP.
What makes a RRSP special is that in return for agreeing to leave the money inside the plan, you get two tax benefits - first, you can move some of your income into a RRSP without it being taxed. Second, once inside a RRSP the money grows tax-free.
For more information on RRSP’s or the other registered plans offered by North Peace Savings and Financial Plannng, Please contact our office to speak with our knowledgeable staff members today at (250) 787-0365.
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Investing your money can be overwhelming if you don’t know what is available or how it works. There are several ways you can invest your money but to explain them all is beyond the scope of this page. We have included a couple of options.
There are essentially two types so stocks, common and preferred.
A bond is evidence of a loan, which represents a debt owed by a corporation or government to the person who purchased the bond.
There are a wide variety of types of bonds that may be issued by corporations and federal, provincial or municipal governments.