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Disclaimer: The true examples provided are based on specific historical scenarios and are for illustrative and educational purposes only. Investing with borrowed funds involves high risk and is not suitable for all investors. Market values fluctuate, and you may lose more than your initial investment. Consult with a financial professional before making any investment decisions. Results are not typical and cannot be guaranteed.
In January 2024, a client opened a TFSA with Canada Life and invested $10,000 in a segregated fund. By December 31, the investment earned over $4,000, achieving an impressive annual return of 40%.
Today, on the first day of the new year, loyal AiF clients are transferring their TFSA accounts from banks to us, trusting our professional investment expertise. Seeing our clients earn and thrive brings us even greater joy 🥳.
As we enter the 2025 investment season, financial markets are poised to continue their upward trend. Whether you’re adding funds or transferring your TFSA, don’t let your money sit idle in low-yield GICs or depreciate in non-productive accounts.
For those working tirelessly to earn active income, it’s time to leverage the world’s strongest financial markets. Partner with AiF to build a source of stable and growing passive income 💵.
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