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CAN U.S. Dividend 75/100 (P)

October 31, 2025

A stable growth value fund with a diverse U.S. and dividend focus.

Is this fund right for you?

  • You want your money to grow over a longer term.
  • You want to invest in U.S. dividend-paying stocks.
  • You're comfortable with a moderate level of risk.

Risk Rating

Risk Rating: Moderate

How is the fund invested? (as of October 31, 2025)

Asset allocation (%)

Name Percent
US Equity 91.7
International Equity 5.9
Cash and Equivalents 1.4
Canadian Equity 1.0

Geographic allocation (%)

Name Percent
United States 91.7
Ireland 5.5
Canada 2.4
Netherlands 0.4

Sector allocation (%)

Name Percent
Technology 35.3
Financial Services 14.1
Consumer Services 11.2
Healthcare 11.0
Industrial Goods 8.1
Consumer Goods 5.3
Energy 4.5
Utilities 3.2
Basic Materials 2.1
Other 5.2

Growth of $10,000 (since inception)

Data not available based on date of inception

Fund details (as of October 31, 2025)

Top holdings %
Microsoft Corp 5.1
Alphabet Inc Cl A 4.5
Apple Inc 4.4
NVIDIA Corp 4.2
Amazon.com Inc 3.9
Broadcom Inc 3.7
Cisco Systems Inc 2.6
International Business Machines Corp 2.4
JPMorgan Chase & Co 2.2
Parker-Hannifin Corp 2.2
Total allocation in top holdings 35.2
Portfolio characteristics
Standard deviation 10.19%
Dividend yield 1.46%
Yield to maturity -
Duration (years) -
Coupon -
Average credit rating Not rated
Average market cap (million) $1,531,170.5

Understanding returns

Annual compound returns (%)

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Calendar year returns (%)

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Range of returns over five years (August 1, 2018 - October 31, 2025)

Best return Best period end date Worst return
Worst period end date
15.61% Oct. 2025 7.04% Sept. 2023
Average return % of periods with positive returns Number of positive periods Number of negative periods
11.32% 100.00% 28 0

Q3 2025 Fund Commentary

Market commentary

U.S. economic activity was resilient in the third quarter. Growth was supported by steady consumer spending. However, manufacturing faced pressures from trade uncertainty. Inflation was above the U.S. Federal Reserve Board’s (Fed) 2% target. At its September meeting, the Fed lowered its federal funds rate to the 4.00% to 4.25% range.

The U.S. unemployment rate was 4.3% at the end of August 2025. Job growth slowed, but wage gains and consumer demand were supportive. The Fed signaled two additional rate cuts by year-end, balancing inflation risks with employment concerns.

The U.S. equity market rose, with the S&P 500 Index gaining 10.5%. Information technology and communication services outperformed, driven by enthusiasm for artificial intelligence (AI). Financials and materials also posted gains. The consumer staples sector declined over the quarter.

Performance

The Fund’s relative exposure to Alphabet Inc., AbbVie Inc. and Citigroup Inc. contributed to performance. Alphabet benefited from a legal ruling in its monopoly trial that was better than expected. AbbVie reported good second-quarter results, managing the loss of exclusivity on its Humira drug better than had been expected. Citigroup reported positive earnings because of favourable regulatory rulings and progress on its turnaround plan.

Relative exposure to ServiceNow Inc., and International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) detracted from the Fund’s performance. ServiceNow’s software group lagged its strongly performing information technology market peers. IBM was affected by lower-than-expected growth. Its management indicated the miss was timing related, but investors were skeptical.

At the sector level, overweight exposure to materials, particularly gold and precious metals, contributed to the Fund’s performance. Overweight exposure to large-capitalization banks and capital markets firms contributed to performance amid solid corporate earnings and the Fed’s interest rate cut. Underweight exposure to information technology detracted from performance. Exposure to software companies, impacted by the rise of AI, also detracted from performance.

Portfolio activity

The sub-advisor added Johnson & Johnson based on strength in its pharmaceutical segment and innovation in its medical technology segment. Exposure to information technology was increased. Accenture PLC was sold because of the competitive threat of AI. Exposure to consumer staples was reduced, in holdings such as Walmart Inc., based on lower sales and earnings.

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Contact information

Toll free: 1-888-252-1847

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