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Case Study: My investments have lost value. Can CIPF help me?

Lianne, a widow whose late husband made most of the financial decisions, recently learned that the investment firm holding his portfolio had gone under. The portfolio was being transferred to another firm. When Lianne took a look at it, she discovered that its value was far less than it was the last time she reviewed it, which was before her husband died. She called CIPF to see if they could help. Find out what happened...

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Topics: Financial planning, Saving and investing

Language(s): English
French

Fee: Free

Type: A publication / tip sheet / brochure

Format: Online
Print / PDF

Target audience: The general public

Knowledge level: Advanced
Introductory

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Life event: Any situation

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Canadian Investor Protection Fund


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Adrienn Rapolti
(416) 643-7129

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