We believe global equities may continue to rise in the new year, and we expect new opportunities to be unlocked as market leadership evolves.
By offering a diverse portfolio of funds, we assist investors in reaching their goals, from obtaining income, growth potential, or portfolio diversification to navigating market shifts or rapid innovation.
QQCI, EQLI and Invesco Global Equity Income Advantage Fund combine income-generating options with some of the world’s best-known stock indexes.
Gain access to players in AI infrastructure management, data stewardship, semi-conductor & chip manufacturing, software services and more.
Driven by bottom-up selection, this fund has a core of what our team believes are sustainably growing, cash-generative companies, with strong balance sheets, trading at a discount to long-term intrinsic valuations.
Gain balanced sector exposure compared to the S&P/TSX 60, reduce risk in portfolios related to high concentrations in single stocks or sectors, and access a disciplined rebalancing schedule.
As tax season approaches, understanding which tax slips you’ll receive is essential for accurate filing. In this post, we break down the type of slips Invesco Canada mutual fund investors can expect for the 2025 tax year. We’ll indicate key differences between slips issued for registered and non-registered accounts, and important timelines to keep in mind.
Despite last week’s selloff in software stocks and other momentum-driven areas, we believe the fundamental backdrop remains supportive.
Discover how registered plans like RRSPs, TFSAs, and FHSAs help you minimize tax drag, maximize compounding, and strategically coordinate contributions throughout your career for lifelong tax efficiency.
1. This ETF may invest up to a total of 25% of net assets in debt securities that are rated below investment grade.
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