Canadian Investor Protection Fund

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The Canadian Investor Protection Fund (CIPF) exist to ensure that, in the event of an investment dealer insolvency, your cash and securities are returned to you, within defined limits. The CIPF was founded in 1969 and was original named the National Contingency Fund. CIFP is member funded. As of February 2012, the upper limit to coverage is $1 million dollars.

See also

Financial Webring Forum • View topic - Brokerage insolvency protection: is it what you think it is?

External links

Canadian Investor Protection Fund - Home
What Coverage Does CIPF Provide?


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