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Invest with Armada
If you have retirement on the horizon or are actively planning for your future, diversify your portfolio with Armada Mortgage Corporation - a mortgage investment corporation (MIC). MICs are diversified pools of predominantly residential mortgages, secured by real estate. Investors purchase shares in a MIC and receive a proportional interest in the fund’s portfolio and the income it generates. MICs are focused on providing a steady and consistent stream of income offering our investors a greater portfolio diversification.
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Why Invest with Armada?
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Low Management Fees
1.5% management fee with a $5,000 minimum investment in BC.
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Alternative Investment Yield
6.84% Simple Average Rate of Return since 2003.
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Socially-Conscious Investing
Your investment helps Canadian families mortgage their homes.
Estimate Your Investment
This investment will be worth -
Year | Starting Amount | Annual Contribution | Total Contribution | Interest Earned | Total Interest Earned | End Balance |
The data and figures above are all estimated based on historical data. Past performance is not indicative of future returns.
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Investor Intake Form
Please take a few minutes to fill out the investor intake form, and one of our representatives will be in touch to schedule a follow up call.
Armada's Investment Products
Flexible Investing
In addition to RRSP, RRIF and TFSA investing, we also offer Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs) through GIC Direct, registered in British Columbia.
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Your MIC investment questions, answered
Investor FAQ
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A MIC is a professionally managed pool of mortgages secured by local real estate. They follow the Board of Directors approved mortgage underwriting guidelines to determine loan eligibility.
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Contact a friendly dealer representative through our selling agent Armada Wealth Management.
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Our Class A Shares offer a choice of either a dividend cheque each month or compound and accrue monthly. All retained earnings at year end are paid out or converted into shares by March 31st.
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You will be taxed as interest income on monthly cash payments. If you would rather see your investment accumulate over time you may want to consider our reinvestment option inside a tax deferred plan.
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