Understanding Mutual Funds Value and Fees
Investors often overlook mutual fund fees and what they pay for. The article explains management expense ratio value, diversification benefits, fund choice across regions and sectors, liquidity, and low-cost entry via SIPs. Contact Neil Mardian at 403-504-3026 for estate planning discussions.
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Imperial Oil reports Kearl output dip amid repairs profits from station sales
Imperial Oil says its Kearl oilsands mine averaged 159000 bpd in the September quarter, down 12 percent from a year earlier due to cracks found in a crusher chain during maintenance. Syncrude Canada output rose to 85000 bpd as Imperial weighs reserve impact and a $716 million gain from selling 497 service stations lifted quarterly profit to 1.003 billion.
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CIBC to repay 73 million overcharging clients for 14 years
The Ontario Securities Commission approved a no contest settlement with CIBC World Markets Inc. CIBC Investor Services Inc. and CIBC Securities Inc. after the bank agreed to pay 73.3 million to affected clients and 3 million to OSC. Overcharges spanned Jan 1 2002 to Jan 31 2016 due to system and controls shortcomings. No evidence of dishonest conduct found. enhanced controls put in place.
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BMO names Darryl White as new chief operating officer
BMO Financial Group announces Darryl White will become chief operating officer on Tuesday, succeeding Frank Techar who becomes vice-chair. White will lead personal, commercial and wealth units and oversee marketing and technology. Techar will focus on U S Midwest growth as vice-chair.
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Canada plans heftier fall economic update to lure investment
Ottawa aims to reassure taxpayers and attract private capital with a two pronged update from Finance Minister Morneau. The document will emphasize Canada as a safe investment hub for institutional investors while addressing deficits and highlighting infrastructure spending and richer child benefits. The timing coincides with BlackRock's Toronto conference and ongoing plans for an infrastructure bank and skilled immigration boosts.
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