The Value of Advice

In a study of over 1,000 Canadian households, Ipsos Reid findings show that advised households have substantially higher investable assets than non-advised households. For example, advised households with income levels between $35,000 and $55,000 had nearly 5 times the level of investable assets compared to non-advised households. Further, these observations are consistent across all income levels and age groups. Advisors provide a wide range of valuable services to clients, including the planning and maintenance of targets, helping them to choose the right vehicles and the right asset mix to achieve those targets. And these results show that good advice adds value.

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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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