Alitis’ Values
At Alitis, our values are at the center of all that we do and act as our compass to guide every aspect of our interactions, decisions, and strategies.
At Alitis, our values are at the center of all that we do and act as our compass to guide every aspect of our interactions, decisions, and strategies.
Alitis proudly announces the acquisition of the remaining ownership stake of The Allure, a brand-new 155-unit luxury apartment building located in the emerging community of Bridgwater Town Centre, in southwest Winnipeg by the Alitis Income and Growth Pool and Alitis Private REIT.
Myopic loss aversion refers to the tendency of individuals to prioritize short-term gains or losses over long-term objectives.
With the goal of continuously improving our services and ensuring exceptional customer experiences, we conducted a Client Satisfaction Survey this past June.
The best time to invest is as early as you can, even if it’s only a small amount.
Alternative investments, also referred to as non-traditional investments, include all investment types other than stocks, bonds, or cash, and aim to deliver returns that have little to no correlation to these traditional asset classes.
At Alitis, we believe in celebrating our team’s individual triumphs. We are delighted to share the inspiring journey of Lynn Unwin, our Senior Client Service Administrator, who recently emerged victorious in her battle against breast cancer. Through her determination, strength, and unwavering spirit, she has not only conquered a personal challenge but has also become an advocate for raising awareness about cancer.
“The client brings their life experience, their challenges and their dreams for the future — the more the portfolio manager knows about their client, the better job we can do.”
Alitis hosted a Picnic in the Park to express our gratitude and appreciation for our valued clients.
Compound interest is receiving interest on the money you initially invested (principal), and also receiving interest on previously accumulated interest. You can think of this as “interest on interest”, and this is fundamental for accumulating wealth.