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Investment Funds in Canada Investment Funds in Canada (IFC)Exam

Investment Funds in Canada (IFC)Exam

Last Update Aug 9, 2025
Total Questions : 324

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Questions 2

Joanne’s earned income last year was $45,000 and her pension adjustment was $2,500. She has $2,000 in carry-forward registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) room for the current taxation year. What is Joanne’s maximum tax-deductible RRSP contribution amount for the current year?

Options:

A.  

$12,600

B.  

$5,600

C.  

$7,600

D.  

$8,100

Discussion 0
Questions 3

Every February, Reginald, a Dealing Representative, feels pressured by his Manager to generate new registered retirement savings plans (RRSP) and contributions to assist the branch in meeting broader business targets. Reginald is nearing the end of February, and he has a meeting with a new client, Orel. Orel wants to open a tax-free savings account (TFSA) to develop emergency savings because he does not want to worry about his withdrawals being taxed. Reginald suggests that if Orel were to contribute to an RRSP first, then the resulting tax savings could be used to fund a new emergency account.

In relation to account suitability, what can be said about Reginald’s advice?

Options:

A.  

Recommending an investment solution that addresses two needs is putting Reginald's client's interest first

B.  

Based on Orel's stated need, recommending an RRSP contribution is unsuitable.

C.  

Reginald is putting the client's interest first by informing Orel why he should change his purpose for investing.

D.  

By convincing Orel to contribute an RRSP, instead of a TFSA, Reginald has put his client's interest first.

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Questions 4

Which security is most likely to provide a capital gain if held to maturity?

Options:

A.  

A corporate bond bought at a discount

B.  

Cumulative preferred shares bought at par value

C.  

Common shares of a mature company

D.  

A government bond bought at a premium

Discussion 0
Questions 5

Which of the following statements about pension adjustments (PA) is TRUE?

Options:

A.  

They represent how much your pension is reduced due to market conditions.

B.  

They increase your registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) room by the amount of the pension adjustment.

C.  

They represent how much your pension will increase due to years of service.

D.  

You will receive a PA whether you are in a defined contribution or a defined benefit pension plan.

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