Investing Fundamentals

Help your clients see their real returns of a GIC after taking factors like tax and inflation into account.

Help your clients understand why choosing a bond fund over a GIC can be the smarter choice, even for conservative investors.

Help your clients see why compounding dividends has historically supported long-term portfolio growth.

Investing fundamentals series.

Investing fundamentals series.

Investing fundamentals series.

Share this guide to help your clients see how markets have remained resilient despite short-term volatility.

Share this e-book of insights from thought leaders to help your clients navigate challenging markets.

Keeping a diversified portfolio is important because performance among asset classes is unpredictable.

Markets can be bumpy in the short-term, but in the long-term they have historically generated positive returns.

During falling markets its important to remember that bull markets have historically lasted longer than bear markets.

Remember that recessions are a normal part of the economic cycle and are historically shorter than expansions.

Regular investing through dollar-cost averaging can be an effective investment strategy to reach your long-term goals.

Help your clients avoid making emotional decisions that can harm their long-term investing goals.

Despite short-term crises, over the long-term markets have proven resilient by recovering and reaching new highs.

Investors with a long time horizon see less volatility and higher returns the longer they stay in the market.

Staying invested in markets during downturns often means recovering quicker when markets bounce back.

Investors who attempt to time the market often tend to end up buying high and selling low.

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This booklet contains an overview of what investors need to know about investing in mutual funds.