Investments and Retirement Flashcards

1
Q

Maturity Gurantee

A

the amount that the insurer would have to “top up” if the value of the IVIC is less than the guranteed amount

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2
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Linear method of Reducing guarantee

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=amount withdrawn / original amount invested

Gurantee would then be reduced by that %

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3
Q

Proportionate method of Reducing gurantee

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=amount of withdrawal / current value of investment

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4
Q

Simplified Prospectus

A

must be mailed within 2 business days of the purchase of mutual funds

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5
Q

Information Folder

A

the main disclosure document for segregated funds, must be given to the client before the sale

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6
Q

MER

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Segregated funds have higher MER due to the guarantees, an actively managed fund would have higher MER than an index fund

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7
Q

The right to withdrawal

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You have 2 business days to read through the prospectus and change your mind for mutual funds, there is no right of withdrawal or free look period for segregated funds

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8
Q

NAVPS

A

=Total Assets - Total Liabilities / # of units outstanding

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9
Q

Offering Price

A

NAVPS / (100 - front end load )

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10
Q

Assuris

A

Protection for Insurance Products

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11
Q

CIPF

A

Protection fund for investment firms

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12
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CDIC

A

Protection fund for deposit taking institutions

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13
Q

Exempt Policy

A

Any interest earned within the investment component of the policy is not subject to annual taxation

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14
Q

Non Exempt Policy

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Any interest earned within the investment component of the policy is subject to annual taxation

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15
Q

Pre-1982 Policy

A

would have a higher ACB and in turn a lower policy gain if surrenderd ( subject to less tax upon redemption )

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16
Q

Capital Gains Tax

A

Only have of capital gains are subject to tax

17
Q

Tax Benefits if employer is paying premium for group benefit plan

A

The monthly Premium is NOT a taxable benefit for the employee
The disability income WOULD be taxable upon disability

18
Q

Tax Benefits if the employee is paying premiums for a group benefit plan

A

The monthly premium is a taxable benefit for the employee

The disability income would not be taxable upon disability

19
Q

Withdrawals from RRSPS

A

Fully Taxed

20
Q

Prescribed Annuity

A

Interest portion of the payments are taxed but the taxation is spread evenly over the life of the annuity

21
Q

Non-Prescribed Annuity

A

Each annual payment includes some interest and some principal. While the payment itself is a fixed amount, more of the payment represents interest in the early years. Attracts more taxation in the early years than in the later years

22
Q

Transferring of RRSP or RRIF upon death

A

Spouse and Child over 18 - > tax deffered
Child under 18 - > used to buy an annuity, payments would be taxed in the childs hands each year until the age of 18 when all the money would have been paid out

23
Q

Straight Life Annuity

A

Will pay out for life

24
Q

Life Annuity - Installment Refund

A

Will pay out for life, but then potentially continue to pay an annual amount to the beneficiary

25
Q

Life Annuity - Lump Sum Refund

A

Will pay out for the life, but then potentially pay a lump sum to the beneficiary. If the annuitant dies before they recieved their initial premium back, the difference is paid as a lump sum to the beneficary

26
Q

Life Annuity - 10 year guaranteed term

A

Will pay out for life or for 10 years, whichever is longer

27
Q

10 year term certain annuity

A

Will pay out exactly for 10 years

28
Q

How can Pension Plans be Transfered

A

transfered to a locked-in-RRSP (also known as a LIRA or Locked-in-Retirement account)

29
Q

DPSP (Deferred Profit Sharing Plan) Contributions

A

Made by the employer only

The amount contributed is reflected in the employees P.A. and reduces what the employee can contribute to an RRSP

30
Q

Defined Contribution Plan

A

Add up the contributions from both the employee and the employer

31
Q

Defined Benefit Plan

A

(9x benefit entitlement) - 600

32
Q

OAS (old age security)

A

Only based on residency, can be recieved at age 65

33
Q

What does the CPP provide

A

Pension benefits, disability benefits and even death benefits ( currently 2500 )

34
Q

Vesting Period

A

Minimum amount of time that a plan holder must be part of the plan in order to be entitled to the funds contributed into the DPSP on the employees behalf

35
Q

Churning

A

Unlawful replacement of a policy with one from the same insurer

36
Q

Twisting

A

Unlawful replacement of a policy with one from another insurer

37
Q

FINTRAC

A

collects and analyzes information collected from financial institutions to help law enforcement investigate and prosecute money laundering offences

38
Q

BDS

A

required if the agent is recommending that the client cancel a policy or do something that will substantially take away from an existing policy for the purpose of buying another

39
Q

Fronting

A

an agent must not submit an application for insurance if another agent has actually completed the application but has not signed it