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Investor Tools

These are resources of the Canadian Securities Administrators.

http://www.securities-administrators.ca/investortools.aspx?id=102&linkidentifier=id&itemid=102

Investing Basics

This is a great place to start if you want to review your investment knowledge or learn more about how to begin investing. � Investor Education Fund

http://www.getsmarteraboutmoney.ca/en/managing-your-money/planning/investing-basics/Pages/default.aspx

Check your Investment Knowledge

How much do you really know about investing? Take this quiz to discover your strengths and possible areas for improvement. � Investor Education Fund

http://www.getsmarteraboutmoney.ca/tools-and-calculators/quizzes/quiz_investment_knowledge_intro.htm

Investment Planning Worksheet

Completing this worksheet will help you work through information that is important in planning your overall investment strategy, including factors such as risk, income flow and liquidity. - Canadian Securities Administrators

http://www.securities-administrators.ca/uploadedFiles/General/pdfs/investment_worksheet_english.pdf

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Features

Careers

Co-op opportunities

Co-operative Education (Co-op) provides opportunities for students to work in career-related companies as part of their education.The school the student is attending will help to find a “co-op placement” for the student in a company.The student then develops his or her knowledge and skills while working with that company. Learn more about cooperative education at DayPlanner web site – Link #27.

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Dates / Events / History

The Canada Act of 1982 was passed by the British House of Commons on March 8, 1982 and adopted by the House of Lords on March 25.This Act ended British legislative jurisdiction over Canada.

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Did you know?

According to the 2011 Census, nearly one out of three Canadians was a babyboomer (born between 1946 and 1965). There were approx. 4.4 million Canadians aged 55 to 64 and approx. 1.3 million Canadians aged 80 and over.

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Education / Training

Entrepreneurs

Many programs provide training to improve entrepreneurial skills and abilities. Some of these are offered through colleges and universities, and others are offered privately. DayPlanner web site – Link #235 provides links to programs, organizations, and resources that help those wanting to start their own business to develop entrepreneurial skills.

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Government

The federal government employs over 400,000 Canadians.A web site lists the government jobs available in different locations. You can apply online but you must be: • a Canadian citizen • a permanent resident • or have authorization in writing to work in Canada. www.jobs-emplois.gc.ca Learn more

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Jobs / Business

Profits

A privately owned business (owned by an individual, partners, or shareholders) will try to earn a profit to stay in business. A business will incur costs to produce goods and services and will earn revenues from the sales. If the revenues are greater than the costs, the business makes a profit.A business will need to make a reasonable profit to stay in business or else the owners will seek out some other form of work in order to generate the return on their investments of time and capital that they desire. Learn more

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Money Matters

Direct deposit

Some employers arrange to deposit pay cheques directly into their employees’ bank accounts.This makes deposits easy and fast for employees. It is called direct deposit or payroll deposit.You can find out from your employer whether they will pay you by direct deposit or cheque.

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