Characteristics
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Eligibility
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- Trust Class: Tax-regulated plans (TFSA, RRSP and others)
- Corporate Class: non-registered accounts |
Tax efficiency
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- Applies to Corporate Class portfolios
- No tax consequences for in-class transfers - Explanations - Simulation |
Fee discounts
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- Fees decrease as the total value of assets in Desjardins Funds investment solutions rises
- Discount is invested quarterly in additional units in your account |
Rebalancing
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- Regular
- Non-automated: The manager has the leeway to act in your interest when the time is right |
Portfolio makeup
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- Selection of Desjardins Funds
- Exchange-traded funds and other securities |
Asset classes
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- Fixed-income securities
- Equities - Specialty funds |
6 portfolios
Ranked below by increasing order of risk, Chorus II portfolios include fixed-income securities, equities and exchange-traded funds from all parts of the world in varying proportions.
| Conservative Listed – Focus on bonds With a view to producing high income |
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| Balanced Income – To provide steady income With some capital growth |
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| Balanced Growth – A well-tuned mix That almost equally blends fixed income securities and equities |
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| Growth – Equities form the majority With a view to growth and some income |
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| High Growth – Solid market exposure To capitalize on corporate growth |
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| Maximum Growth – Building on the market With a view to long-term growth |
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| The Chorus porfolios have evolved. You can monitor your Chorus Porfolio's return here. For any other question regarding your Chorus Portfolio, please contact your advisor. |
How to get this service
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(Members) |
Montreal area: 514-522-2373
Elsewhere in Canada and the U.S.: 1-800-CAISSES (1-800-224-7737) |
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Copyright © 1996-2010, Fédération des caisses Desjardins du Québec. All rights reserved.