Wednesday, June 20, 2012
What Are Segregated Funds?
Segregated funds (or seg funds) consist of a pool of investments in securities such as bonds and stocks, similar to mutual funds, but sold by life insurance companies. Segregated funds are owned by the life insurance company – not the investor – and must be kept separate (segregated) from the company’s other assets. Related: How...
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