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Plan for the future

Investing

Start with what you’re saving for, when you’ll need the money, and how much market risk you can live with.

Start with the timeline

Money for a near-term expense and money for retirement have different jobs. Ask when you’ll need to withdraw, what fees you’ll pay, and how a market downturn would affect your plans.

Where segregated funds fit

A segregated fund lets you invest in a pool of assets through an insurance contract. The market value moves with the investments. The contract can provide a minimum benefit at maturity or on death, subject to its terms. Consider the cost of those features and your need for access along the way.