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What type of income do NBI Funds generate?
The money invested in an NBI Fund is invested by experts in a variety of securities, such as stocks, bonds and money market instruments, depending on the fund's investment policy. These investments can generate dividends, interest income or capital gains.
Good to know: T3 slips (and RL-16 slips for Quebec residents) produced for each fund are in Canadian dollars, as required by the Canada Revenue Agency.
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