Sentences with phrase «moves by mutual funds»

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A move by British regulators to ban financial advisers from accepting commissions for selling mutual funds and other products after 2012 is likely to cause lot of soul searching elsewhere, including in Canada.

Based on measuring the asset - weighted expense ratio of the entire mutual fund and ETF industry, our research found that an investor could save from 0.35 % to 0.46 % annually by moving to low - cost funds.

One of the biggest examples of the industry reacting to changing investor tastes was the move by Investors Group to lower some of its mutual fund fees.

The advantage of having the money in an IRA held by a single fund family, is that moving some or all of the money from one Mutual fund / ETF to another is painless.

The SEC has moved recently to regulate use of derivatives by mutual funds, which it views as a form of leverage.

I quickly found that I was overpaying on my mutual fund fees and was able to use the tools from Personal Capital to save over $ 300 per year by moving into similar, but lower fee, funds for my retirement accounts.

Although this may be true, it can be overcome by practicing a little self - discipline and learning to stay the course rather than moving money in and out of different «hot» mutual funds.

There is also extensive self - regulation by the Investment Dealers Association of Canada, the Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada and the Canadian stock exchanges including the fast moving and innovative TMX with it's full line - up of exchange - traded funds.

Big institutions often have to move around large blocks of money: new inflows for a mutual fund, or a maturity payment from a bond held by an insurance company.

Then move to your mutual funds: You want to find which benchmark by which that fund is measured.

In terms of investments, I'm paid by mutual fund companies for moving assets.

The thoughtful, detailed analysis and judgment of the proposed move by the federal government to create a national securities regulator shows how little improvement there really is likely to be for the individual investor in solving key problems: high fees for mutual funds, costly access to government of Canada securities, lack of fiduciary responsibility by the industry towards investors, inadequate civil court recourse against misbehaving financial firms, priority given to financial system protection over investor interests.

I've written about CDN bank wrap mutual funds a few times and this move really isn't much of a surprise when you examine the amount of fees they generate by offering a «professional product».

CC - I read into that piece an implicit admission that the Canadian market - place is dominated by bank owned brokerages pushing mutual funds (in a scale the American market - place is not) and it is a much easier sell to have actively managed portfolios begin to move to some passive investing products rather than do the hard and long sale of converting actively managed portfolios to passive managed ones lock, stock and barrel - not to mention trying to ease the minds of the gatekeepers, the IA's, who may view Vanguard's entry in a much less positive light than the blogging community.

I believe that the best savings you can get aren't from the savings offered by stores, but rather from savings you get through smart moves with your money (e.g. picking up the best terms in loans, choosing the right broker or mutual fund company with the cheapest fees, etc).

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I first began investing at the early age of fifteen starting with Canadian Savings Bonds followed by GIC's and mutual funds with an eventual move to individual equities.

Next we'll move on to the article about mutual funds, one of the most popular investment vehicles and one frequently chosen by beginners.

Based on measuring the asset - weighted expense ratio of the entire mutual fund and ETF industry, our research found that an investor could save from 0.35 % to 0.46 % annually by moving to low - cost funds.