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What happens to Golden Opportunities Fund Shares when the Shareholder dies?

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What happens to Golden Opportunities Fund Shares when the Shareholder dies?

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When the “Principle Contributor” dies the value of the Shares may be transferred to a surviving spouse on a tax-deferred basis, if directed by Designation of Beneficiary or by Will. The Principle Contributor is defined as the annuitant for an individual RRSP or an individual non-registered account and as the contributing spouse on a spousal RRSP account or the first name on the account for a joint account. The Shares may also be redeemed by the beneficiary without Federal and Provincial Tax Credits or redemption fees withheld.

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