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Canada's best mutual fund picks for 15 years!
If you’re an investor, you know every year brings at least one or two surprises. The first in 2014 was an abrupt drop in oil prices, exceeding all expectations. Second was the continued bond market boom, despite a near consensus that interest rates could only go up. Both were a rude awakening for many investors, particularly those in Canada, given the dominant role energy plays in our markets. But if you’ve been a long-term investor in our Honour Roll mutual funds, you know that such events are temporary distractions, no more.
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I’m pleased to report that MoneySense has now been rating Canada’s best mutual funds for a full 15 years, and those who have invested in our select group of outperforming funds have seen their wealth grow through good times and bad. In fact, on average, roughly 70% of our past Honour Roll funds have gone on to beat their category average over the following five years. No other mutual fund ranking in Canada can claim that.
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