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Segregated funds have high returns, high management fees, and cannot be redeemed until the maturity date of the contract.

Segregated funds flow through capital losses to investors because the investors are the owners of the underlying fund.

Segregated funds offer some protection of the capital invested but there is an added cost for the protection.

Segregated funds are subject to securities regulation because they are distributed by mutual fund dealing representatives.