Back to School and 3 ETF Tips

Alberta has finalized a daily self-screening sheet for parents, students and school staff. You can find it here, and it is available in 11 languages.
Also as per Alberta’s school re-entry plan;
In case of a pre-existing or underlying medical condition, consult the child’s physician to consider the health risks and make a decision about returning to school that will best support the child.
Contact the child’s school to discuss available options and support.
Staff should also consult a physician and discuss options with their school board.
Click here for the full resource guide in Alberta.
For BC’s back to school plan in September; please click here.
Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) is a security that can contain all types of investments, such as stock, commodities or bonds in one trade.
As opposed to mutual funds, ETF is traded all day on a stock exchange, the same way as stocks are bought and sold.
ETFs usually have a lower management fee as compared to mutual funds, although Actively Managed ETF can have higher costs. Keep in mind ETFs do not offer any guarantees or have the by-passing probate features that Segregated Funds offer.
We are certainly available at 587-905-0114 if you have any question.