| BMO Nesbitt Burns Architect Program
The BMO Nesbitt Burns Architect Program was the first unified management account (UMA) in Canada. It offers both the advantages of accounts managed separately and mutual fund investments, and there is nothing else like it in this sector. It is the most advanced investment management program in Canada. The Architect program relieves you from the responsibility of making current investment decisions and lets you sleep with peace of mind, knowing that your investments are managed by professionals in the best of your interests.
Features of the Architect Program -
Customized investment solution -
Better diversification – the minimum investment required per manager is lower and the many investment products mean you can strategically build a diversified portfolio -
Constant adherence to the statement of investment policy– automatic re-balancing -
Simplicity – one account statement, one performance statement and tax summary, presenting a very clear view of the global performance of your portfolio Several model portfolios designed by the Portfolio Management Advisory Group of BMO Nesbitt Burns for the Architect program are suitable for individual pension plans (IPP):
50/50 and 65/35 Balanced Models
You prefer balance and are looking for a combination of income-producing investments and investments offering a potential for capital gains that can increase your capital sufficiently. You want to preserve the purchasing power of your assets. For this, you are willing to accept more variable short-term performance in exchange for better long-term return potential. You have moderate tolerance for risk and can accept losses during difficult market phases.
Growth models
Your objective is to preserve the purchasing power of your assets and generate a specific income. As a result, you are looking for a combination of income-generating investments and investments offering potential for capital gains. Your investment horizon is reasonably far-off. You are ready to make investments with above-average risk and can tolerate periods of negative overall return during difficult market phases. Where appropriate, you are willing to include fixed-income securities in your portfolio.
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