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Purchase a mutual fund and you are investing in a pool of securities managed by our investment experts. CIBC offers a diverse group of mutual funds that we can help you match to your savings goals. Affordable and easy to buy. Professionally managed.
Gain a solid foundation of what mutual funds are, how they work, the different types of mutual funds, and their benefits in this detailed guide.
- Equity funds. Buy shares in publicly traded companies. Typically aim to grow faster than other funds, but this also creates more risks. Come in a variety, including those that focus on company size (small-cap, mid-cap, large-cap stocks), industry, sector, geographic locations, emerging markets and more.
- Specialty funds. Focus on specialized areas, such as real estate, science and technology, healthcare, commodities or socially responsible investing. A socially responsible fund may invest in the stocks and bonds of companies that support environmental stewardship, human rights and diversity, and may avoid companies involved in alcohol, tobacco, gambling, weapons and the military.
- Index funds. Track the performance of specific market indices, such as the S&P 500. Are passively managed, which means the portfolio manager will match the holdings of the mutual fund with the holdings of the index.
- Fixed income funds. Buy investments that pay a fixed rate of return; for example, government bonds, investment-grade corporate bonds and high-yield corporate bonds.
Here’s what you need to know about mutual funds and their basic features. CIBC Investor’s Edge Jan 20, 2021 3-minute read. Share. A mutual fund is an investment that pools money from many investors in order to purchase a basket of securities, such as stocks and bonds.
Oct 25, 2023 · You can track your CIBC mutual funds' performance online and receive account statements every quarter, every six months, or every year. Another option is using their online platform: If you wish to actively manage your CIBC fund, you have the option of opening a self-directed investment account where you can choose your own investments.
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As noted above, indicated rates of return for a fund are net of fees and expenses payable by the fund and, accordingly, do not take into fees that are directly payable by securityholders which would impact an individual securityholder's rate of return.
