Segregated Funds vs. Mutual Funds: the Estate Planning Benefits of Segregated Funds
Segregated funds vs. mutual funds for estate planning
Explore our comprehensive guide to Canadian investment tools and accounts. Learn about RRSPs, TFSAs, investment loan, segregated funds, and more to enhance your financial strategy and maximize your investments.
Segregated funds vs. mutual funds for estate planning
Learn about Canadian segregated funds, what they are, how they work, who can benefit, and whether or not they're a smart choice for you.
Segregated funds vs. mutual funds for estate planning
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You can open a TFSA at any financial institution — but how do you invest in a TFSA to actually grow your money, instead of wasting your contribution room?
You can open a TFSA at any financial institution — but how do you invest in a TFSA to actually grow your money, instead of wasting your contribution room?
A segregated fund is a pooled investment similar to a mutual fund with lower risk.
A segregated fund is a pooled investment similar to a mutual fund with lower risk.
Segregated funds provide capital growth through investments until a designated maturity date while also offering a life insurance death benefit if the owner passes away before the contract matures.