IFC Practice Questions
Investment Funds in Canada (IFC) Exam
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Darryl has a diversified investment portfolio of mutual funds in a non-registered account with Investwell Mutual Funds, a mutual fund dealer. Darryl’s diversified portfolio is composed of 3 mutual funds. Each mutual fund is currently worth about $100,000. The ABC Canadian Equity Fund has a total return of 6%, the DEF Bond Fund has a total return of 8% and GHI Global Equity Fund has a total return of 10%. Darryl wants to make an in-kind contribution to his registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) account. He has unused RRSP contribution room of $60,000.
From a tax-efficient viewpoint, which funds contribute in-kind to his RRSP account?
Which newspaper article would be likely to result in foreign capital moving out of a country?
Ayan wants to make a registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) contribution and deduct it from his Year 1 income. What is the deadline for this contribution (assume that it is NOT a leap year)?
Which drawback of the comparison universe method makes average fund managers look more like underperformers as the comparison period lengthens?
A fund manager who utilizes an interest rate anticipation philosophy forecasts a rise in interest rates. What change in asset allocation should he implement?
In conjunction with investment objectives, what Know Your Client information is essential to allow an advisor to fulfill suitability assessment obligations?
What type of shares offer its shareholders the opportunity to receive additional dividends if the company’s profit exceeds a stated level?
A mutual fund representative meets with a young family whose net worth/level of wealth is categorized as low, but they have the potential to become wealthy. In general, the family seems susceptible to believing that market events are predictable. Also, the family has a stronger impulse to avoid losses than earn gains. How might the mutual fund representative effectively address each of the two biases, respectively?
Natasha currently owns 2 mutual funds: a bond fund and a Canadian equity fund. She would like to use one of them as her registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) contribution for the year. From a tax efficiency perspective, which mutual fund should she contribute?
