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October 27, 2013

2:21 pm
August 21, 2023

Good afternoon Everyone,
First time poster on the forum. I have both registered and non registered accounts with scotia. I went to my branch expressing an interest in moving some funds into DYN6004. This has been a fruitless challenge as no one seems to be able to clarify exactly what I need to do to accomplish this.
May I please as for guidance on how I would be able to achieve this please and thank you!
Best regards
2:34 pm
September 11, 2013

8:10 pm
March 17, 2018

I think you can also buy DYN6004 at Disnat discount brokerage too.
You need to maintain minimum 15,000 at Disnat to avoid fees. Sorry @doug for calling them Disnat.
At Itrade to avoid fees you need :
A)25K in combined accounts if you have registered accounts besides TFSA or RESP,
B)15K if you have RESP and
C)10K if you only have cash accounts.
8:27 pm
April 6, 2013

None of the funds with FundSERV code prefix DYN are available through the Scotiabank branch mutual fund dealer.
All 129 of the funds currently offered through the in-branch mutual fund dealer have the prefix BNS. None of the units offered are Series F units either.
As Bill wrote, one will need to either open an account with their discount brokerage Scotia iTRADE or see if one of their full-service ScotiaMcLeod brokers will take one on as a client.
1:45 pm
August 14, 2023

I have the corporate version of the F series ISA, DYN6006. I assume you can acquire DYN6004 through the personal Itrade account. It's best to call Itrade to make sure.
Also, an advantage to having an Itrade account is access to their self purchasing GIC re-issue offerings section. Their list is competitive with other big banks and a good selection to boot.
TINA (There Is No Alternative)
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