A tale of two income options

Dividend and interest income are two common sources used to satisfy an investor’s cash flow needs. The Investors Dividend Fund (IDF) aims to provide above-average income yield, protect the value of its investments and achieve long-term  capital appreciation. The objective for a GIC is generally to preserve capital while distributing interest income at a fixed rate. Determining which investment alternative is the right fit should be consistent with your comfort level with market
risk and your after-tax income objectives.

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Douglas J. Bodtcher                               
Investors Group Financial Services Inc.
780-448-1988 ext. 284
Douglas.Bodtcher@investorsgroup.com

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