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Evidence Based Investing Expected Investment Returns Published: February 19, 2021 This document is intended to provide up-to-date estimates of the expected returns of asset classes and portfolios for Canadian investors. The methodology underlying these estimates is outlined in a separate document1. Contributors
Evidence Based Investing The Value Premium: Fact or Fantasy? Published: November 24, 2020 The underperformance of value stocks relative to their growth counterpart in recent years has led many investors to question whether a value premium truly exists. Contributors
Evidence Based Investing The Passive Vs. Active Fund Monitor (Year-end 2019) Published: April 15, 2020 This report describes the competitive landscape for passively and actively managed funds since 2010 in Canada and the United States. Contributors
DIY Investing Tax-loss Selling: Using Canadian-listed ETFs to defer taxes on capital gains (2019) Published: January 13, 2020 No one likes losing money on an investment. But sometimes realizing capital losses can enhance your bottom line by reducing your tax bill while you patiently wait for markets to recover. Contributors
Your 2021 Tax Return – Tax Reporting Information Published: February 7, 2022 To help you complete your income tax return, the following document is an overview of the most common Canadian tax slips.
Your 2020 Tax Return – Tax Reporting Information Published: March 1, 2021 To help you complete your income tax return, the following document is an overview of the most common Canadian tax slips.
Personal Wealth The Safe-Keeping of your Assets Published: October 30, 2020 PWL Capital is structured such that all your assets are held in accounts in your name by our carrying broker, National Bank Independent Network. When you deposit money to your accounts, the cheque is made out to NBIN, never PWL. Any movements of funds or securities in or out of your accounts can only be executed with your written authorization.
Personal Wealth NBIN Best Execution Public Disclosure Statement Published: September 4, 2018 The following are recent changes to the NBF Best Execution public disclosure statement, which will be noted in this section for your reference, and will be maintained for at least the next 6 months
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Personal Wealth How IIROC Protects Investors Published: September 4, 2018 Your advisor is providing you with this brochure so that you understand the advantages and protections offered by investing through an IIROC-regulated advisor and firm.
DIY Investing Modified Dietz Rate of Return Calculator (2020) Published: February 24, 2020 Starting in January 2017, Canadian investors may have difficulty comparing their performance to a suitable benchmark. This is because provincial securities regulators will require advisors to report money-weighted rates of return, which are less useful for benchmarking. Contributors
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DIY Investing Rate of Return Calculator (2015) – Modified Dietz Method Published: September 12, 2015 By using an approximate time-weighted rate of return (such as the Modified Dietz method), investors will be better able to gauge their performance relative to index benchmarks. Contributors
DIY Investing Rate of Return Calculator (2014) – Modified Dietz Method Published: September 12, 2014 By using an approximate time-weighted rate of return (such as the Modified Dietz method), investors will be better able to gauge their performance relative to index benchmarks. Contributors
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