About the InvestRight blog
This blog is published by InvestRight, the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) 
investor education program. The BCSC is the independent provincial government agency responsible for protecting investors and supporting fair, efficient, and innovative capital markets. InvestRight provides BC investors with information and tools to help them avoid investment scams and choose suitable investments.
We want to know if you find the information and tools useful and we welcome your ideas about how we can improve them. We also want to hear any questions and challenges you have encountered and, of course, your success stories. With this information, we will do our best to improve our current program and build new tools to help you and other investors make the most of your investments.
We will also help you avoid investment scams and better understand the legitimate investments you make. This is not a forum for advice about what to invest in. But it can help you get to know yourself, your investments, and your advisor so you can better decide what’s suitable for you and what’s not.
The BCSC authorizes the information posted by its staff bloggers, who aim to provide information that is current, accurate, and reliable. Read more about legal. The BCSC does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of information posted by others. Readers who rely on information posted by others assume the responsibility and risk of doing so. Read more about links to other websites.
This is a moderated blog. Read more about it in our comment policy.
What this blog is not
The InvestRight blog is not:
- A substitute channel for BCSC services or inquiries
- Advice on what to invest in
- A discussion about the market regulation or enforcement activities of the BCSC or any other commission
- A place to submit a claim, complaint, or any other form of legal or administrative notice or application
- A place to transact commercial business or to submit business proposals or applications to the BCSC Education Fund
- A place to send questions or status inquiries about individuals or companies regulated by the BCSC, or specific cases or applications under review
