了解互惠基金

无论您是自行投资还是与理财顾问合作,TD互惠基金均可助您降低成本、提高回报潜力并实现投资目标。

A mutual fund is an investment vehicle where money collected from various investors is pooled together for the purpose of investing in different assets including stocks, bonds, money market investments like cash, gold, etc. These investments are all selected by a professional investment manager.

一般来说,通过投资于多种不同的资产,互惠基金可以降低您的风险,因为您的资金不依赖于单一投资的表现。

互惠基金的类型

货币市场基金

Money market funds invest primarily in treasury bills and other high quality, low risk short-term investments. These types of funds help to provide stability and minimize risk, while delivering returns in the form of regular monthly distributions that are typically better than those of a traditional bank account. Investors may choose money market funds for their portfolio as a solution to help meet short-term goals or access funds in case of emergency.

Fixed income funds

By investing in fixed income securities such as mortgages, bonds and preferred shares, fixed income funds offer regular cash flow while preserving capital. These funds typically distribute interest income and provide potential for capital gains. Fixed income funds may also be used as a way to diversify an investment portfolio.

Our experienced fixed income team comprises over 80 fixed income investment professionals who collaborate closely to uncover true value and deliver optimal risk-adjusted returns, even in a period of low yields. The team continuously refines its approach and evolves its broad suite of solutions to help meet the changing needs of investors.

Balanced funds and portfolio solutions

Balanced funds hold a combination of equities, fixed income and money market investments. The portfolio manager adjusts the asset mix based on the objective of the fund and their view of the economy. Investors receive distributions in the form of interest, dividends and capital gains.

TDAM was among the first to introduce asset allocation portfolios. These "all-in-one" solutions are actively managed by our highly experienced investment team. The portfolios spread your capital among various asset classes, and then various types of investments within these asset classes. This way you can get the benefits of diversification-capturing the market's upside while limiting the downside. There's a broad selection to help meet your needs, whether your objective is retirement income, aggressive growth, or somewhere in between.

Equity funds

Equity funds invest in the stocks of public companies. These companies range in size from large to small, or both, and can be located in Canada only, the United States only, other specific countries or all countries. Equity funds may also focus on companies in certain sectors such as energy, gold or financials. These funds are ideal for investors looking for potential growth over the long term.

When it comes to the equity component of a diversified portfolio, we believe in owning high quality companies with solid balance sheets and strong financial performance. This focus on quality is what helps our clients confidently pursue their goals for growth. Additionally, TDAM solutions are collectively managed by an experienced equities team comprised of over 70 equity investment professionals with diverse backgrounds and skillsets. This approach consistently adds value to your needs.

Investments 101: Starting to think about investing

无论您是刚刚开始考虑投资,还是已有多年投资经验,以下几个概念都值得牢记。

Getting started: Invest early and often

Investing should not happen just once. Regularly reviewing, contributing and sticking to your investment plan is typically the best way to help grow your wealth over time. Here are a few key reasons why investing sooner can make a big difference:

  • 购买力
    为了维持您在未来购买相同项目的能力,您的储蓄所产生的最低收益率应与通胀率持平。及早投资有助于维持购买力。
  • 复利的威力
    复利是指一种投资产品创造收益的能力,这些收益会进行再投资以产生更多收益。这对长期储蓄而言影响巨大。
  • 市场时机
    幅度最大的市场波动多在无法预测的短暂时间内发生。即使只观望几天,您都有可能错失创造收益的关键机会,这些机会通常在市场下跌后来临。
  • 长期增长
    媒体的负面报道会引起投资者产生恐慌心理而选择退场观望,从而无法实现自己的长期财务目标。市场波动性是正常且在预料之中的,但是长期增长可以抵消短期波动的影响。

开展投资

Why diversification matters

将投资分散于若干资产类别和地理区域可让您的投资组合受益于每年领涨投资产品的潜在收益,同时又能降低投资组合的整体风险

Diversification - the idea of not putting all of your eggs in one basket - works because asset classes have different qualities and tend to react to economic events in different ways. With a broad range of investments, chances are that when one area of your portfolio is falling in value, another may be rising.

As an example, following the steep and rapid market declines that occurred in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, most major asset classes achieved positive returns in 2020 and many indices went on to achieve all-time highs -giving credence to the stay-invested-for-the-long-term philosophy. Many investors could have recovered a majority of their 2020 losses in a relatively short period of time if they waited and remained invested in a diversified portfolio of equities and fixed income assets.

Investing for the long term

Moving in and out of the stock market - trying to predict the highs and lows -may cause you to miss out on potential long-term growth. History shows that investors who remain invested during the bear markets or challenging times, go on to benefit from the recovery period and the next bull market.

So what if you missed the top 1% of the best days over the last 30 years?

Find out learn more about The Power of Staying Invested.

Navigating market volatility and your emotions

Don't let the headlines keep you on the sidelines

Do you hesitate when it comes to investing? Maybe you feel that the time is not right. Perhaps you find the economy too unsettling or feel that current events suggest you should wait until things "settle down" or are more predictable. It's easy to understand why some investors become rattled during periods of significant market volatility.

Yet despite our emotions regarding the markets, ups and downs are a normal part of the journey. Historically, we can see that markets rebounded from negative factors impacting their performance, and eventually surpassed their previous highs. Indeed, investing for the long-term and staying focused on your goals is typically the best course of action.

Sometimes avoiding emotional decisions can start with a plan. If you're looking to keep emotions out of your process, you could speak with an investment professional about developing a customized investment plan to help see the big picture, making it easier to identify your goals and stay on track.

即将达到退休年龄

回报顺序

Changes in the market are common. 从历史表现来看,尽管无法预测波动何时来临,但市场在长期总会反弹。 For retirees, however, periods of high volatility can affect their savings if the sequence of returns they earn is unfavourable.

As you review your own approach to retirement, it’s important to understand the two stages—accumulation and decumulation—and how to improve your chances of maintaining your money.

Accumulation is the period where an investor saves and grows their nest egg. As they approach or reach retirement, an investor starts living off that nest egg during the decumulation phase. So while the accumulation phase is all about savings and returns, the decumulation phase is more about generating sustainable income. In short, it's a pivot to generating cash flow to avoid running out of money. And with the prospect of a long retirement, you might still need some growth in your portfolio.

An investor who does not have an immediate need for income can afford to wait out volatility, but a retiree who is in a decumulation phase – for example, a person who needs to make regular withdrawals – may experience a significant impact on their portfolios.

Here's an example. If a retiree is withdrawing 5 per cent of their savings per year, then their asset base will likely decline over time (depending on overall returns). So returns earned at the start of an investor's decumulation phase can affect a greater number of assets, setting the stage for the portfolio's future income flow. On the other hand, the effects of investment returns in later stages of decumulation are not as pronounced, as they impact a smaller amount of assets. In short, avoiding negative returns early in retirement can be critical.

For more information, and to help ensure your investment plan will meet your retirement needs, have a conversation with your advisor.


常见问答

  • 互惠基金的分红象征着基金所持有不同类型的投资产品产生的收益。随着这些投资产品赚取收益或被基金售出,收益也会以不同的方式进行分配。根据收益的来源,互惠基金分红会产生不同的税费,您必须清楚认识到这一点方可制定有效的省税策略。
  • 阅读我们信息详实的分红指南了解详情。

  • The Net Asset Value (also referred to as the Net Asset Value Per Share or NAVPS) of a mutual fund is the price at which the shares or units of a fund are traded. 净资产值是通过将基金中所有证券的总价值(减去任何负债)除以基金的发行股份或单位总数而得出。
  • 例如,某一基金的总资产价值$1000万,总负债为$100万,共发行了100万单位,则:
  • NAV = ($1000万 - $100万)/100万 = $9

风险和回报是息息相关的,因为随着投资风险的增加,潜在回报也会增加。低风险投资往往收益也较低,但损失的可能性也较低。

某些资产(比如固定收入投资)往往比股票等其他资产的波动更少。投资者的风险承受力和投资目标决定了其投资组合中的资产组合。


投资互惠基金存在一些相关风险。这些风险可包括但不限于:

  • 市场风险——基金的价值取决于影响整个市场的风险。
  • 流动性风险——流动性风险是指基金无法在需要时将其投资转换为现金或无法以合理的价格进行转换的可能性。
  • 股权资产风险——当经济强劲时,许多公司的前景看好,股价以及投资这些股票的基金价值均将普遍上涨。另一方面,股价往往在整体经济或行业衰退时下跌。此外,某些公司或特定行业公司的股票证券价格可能会由于这些公司或特定行业的前景发生变化而出现与总体股票市场不同的波动。
  • 信用风险——信用风险包括固定收入证券(如债券)的发行人无法偿还其未偿债务的风险。
  • 利率风险——利率风险是指中央银行调整利率的可能性。通常,固定收入证券的价值在利率下降时上升,反之亦然。
  • 国际市场风险——投资于外国证券的基金会面临额外的风险。例如,由于某国或地区的地缘政治事件,这些国家的投资价值可能受到负面影响。
  • 外汇风险——基金持有的投资价值将受投资所用货币相对于基金基本货币的价值变化的影响。

道明资产管理有限公司的每只基金都有风险评级。评级是根据基金回报每年的变化确定的。它并不代表基金在未来的波动性,而且评级会随时间而变化。低风险评级的基金仍可能出现亏损。


基金概况和招股说明书为监管文件,您可以在其中找到有关每只基金的更多信息。这些文件中的信息包括:

  • 基金MER和总资产
  • 最低投资金额
  • Top 10 investments
  • 投资组合与资产分配
  • 风险评级
  • 逐年回报以及最佳和最差3个月回报
  • 销售费用、尾随佣金和其他费用

与市场波动一样,加元价值的波动可能会影响持有外国证券(如美国股票)的互惠基金的回报。对于以加元估值并持有美国证券(如股票)的基金,加元必须在购买美国证券之前转换为美元,并在出售美国证券时转换回加元。

这使得加拿大货币波动与基金持有的美国证券价值形成反比关系。

当加元下跌时,美国证券的相对价值上升。这提升了基金的表现。另一方面,如果加元升值,则美国证券的相对价值下降,从而影响基金的表现。


道明资产管理关于遵守13959号行政命令的声明 "应对为中共军事公司提供资金的证券投资带来的威胁"

建立和管理互惠基金投资组合需要很多的工作。 Understanding a fund's Management Expense (MER) is a helpful way to see what it all costs, and the value you receive from professional investment management.

What it is, and how it works

  • A fund's MER is its total annual expenses expressed as a percentage of its total asset value. For example, if a fund's expenses added up to 2% of its assets, the MER would be 2%.
  • Your returns are reported after the MER is deducted and are typically reflected net of the MER. This means when you see your fund's return, you don't need to make an additional calculation to determine how much you have paid.
  • MERs vary, depending on the type of fund and how actively managed it is. Index funds generally have very low MERs as they usually seek to match a market index. 但是,试图超越指数表现就需要专业基金经理的专业知识,以及一支专属研究员和分析师团队的支持。

MERs: Under the hood

The MER consists of the different costs associated with the fund. This includes portfolio management fees, operating costs and taxes.

投资组合管理费用
These cover investment research, securities trading, risk controls, and other activities that go into managing the mutual fund portfolio and keeping it on track. An actively managed fund tends to have a higher MER since holdings are individually researched, selected and monitored - as opposed to a 'passive' fund that tracks an index or benchmark.

运营成本
These are associated with things like fund accounting, auditing and recordkeeping.

Trailer fees
The MER may include a trailer fee, which compensates your advisor for their advice and services. These services may include:

  • Identifying investment solutions to help you reach your financial goals
  • Helping to diversify your investments based on your risk tolerance
  • Recommending changes to your investment plan

税费
Mutual funds must include GST/HST in their fees.

Learn more about costs of investing and the value they provide on our mutual fund fees page.