Investments and Retirement Flashcards
(39 cards)
Maturity Gurantee
the amount that the insurer would have to “top up” if the value of the IVIC is less than the guranteed amount
Linear method of Reducing guarantee
=amount withdrawn / original amount invested
Gurantee would then be reduced by that %
Proportionate method of Reducing gurantee
=amount of withdrawal / current value of investment
Simplified Prospectus
must be mailed within 2 business days of the purchase of mutual funds
Information Folder
the main disclosure document for segregated funds, must be given to the client before the sale
MER
Segregated funds have higher MER due to the guarantees, an actively managed fund would have higher MER than an index fund
The right to withdrawal
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
NAVPS
=Total Assets - Total Liabilities / # of units outstanding
Offering Price
NAVPS / (100 - front end load )
Assuris
Protection for Insurance Products
CIPF
Protection fund for investment firms
CDIC
Protection fund for deposit taking institutions
Exempt Policy
Any interest earned within the investment component of the policy is not subject to annual taxation
Non Exempt Policy
Any interest earned within the investment component of the policy is subject to annual taxation
Pre-1982 Policy
would have a higher ACB and in turn a lower policy gain if surrenderd ( subject to less tax upon redemption )
Capital Gains Tax
Only have of capital gains are subject to tax
Tax Benefits if employer is paying premium for group benefit plan
The monthly Premium is NOT a taxable benefit for the employee
The disability income WOULD be taxable upon disability
Tax Benefits if the employee is paying premiums for a group benefit plan
The monthly premium is a taxable benefit for the employee
The disability income would not be taxable upon disability
Withdrawals from RRSPS
Fully Taxed
Prescribed Annuity
Interest portion of the payments are taxed but the taxation is spread evenly over the life of the annuity
Non-Prescribed Annuity
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
Transferring of RRSP or RRIF upon death
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
Straight Life Annuity
Will pay out for life
Life Annuity - Installment Refund
Will pay out for life, but then potentially continue to pay an annual amount to the beneficiary