1. Tax-Efficient Cash Flow with

2. Agenda Market opportunity What is T-Class? How does T-Class work? Sales process Competitive overview

3. Market opportunity Retirees and pre-retirees looking for a stable income that also provides: Capital preservation Growth potential Tax minimization To overcome A low-yield environment Reduced dividends Disappearing income trusts Market volatility

4. What is T-Class? A new series available for more than 25 funds –Income, balanced, equity or managed solutions Regular, steady, tax-deferred cash flow stream with choice of two annual target distribution levels – 5% and 8% (paid monthly) At no additional cost

5. Cash Flow with T-Class

6. Tax Efficiency 1 Assumes a top marginal tax rate for Ontario of 46.4% for 2007. The difference in the after-tax value of $10,000 in income from interest, dividends, capital gains and return of capital 1

7. $1 million investment in an income mandate: Trust version income: Assumes 5% interest income and no capital growth 5.0% T-Class distribution: Assumes no capital growth 1 Assumes a top marginal tax rate for Ontario of 46.4% for 2007. Same Gross Income

8. T-Class Corporate Class Advantage T-Class is built on the tax-efficiency of CI’s Corporate Class, which ensures: Distributions will be ROC Flexibility to move between T-Class and all CI Corporate Class funds, without triggering a taxable event

9. T-Class Investment Lineup

10. T-Class Competitive Advantage

11. How Does T-Class Work?

12. Calculation of Monthly Payments T-Class distribution is adjusted based on previous year’s performance.

13. T-Class in a Rising Market

14. T-Class in a Falling Market

15. Sales Process Identify target markets Select investment that fits your clients’ objectives and risk tolerance Choose from two target distributions: 5% or 8% –or adjust to fit your clients’ income needs Consider a conservative leveraged strategy

16. Target Markets Non-registered investors looking for a tax-efficient source of income Retirees seeking income, without triggering OAS clawbacks Investors who may be suitable for a strategy using leverage, so that the investment pays the costs of the loan

17. Select Funds Growth of $10,000

18. Choose Distribution

19. Key Benefits Flexible to provide cash flow tailored to meet your clients’ needs Stable, sustainable monthly income Tax efficiency Provides income without sacrificing growth

20. T-Class and Portfolio Series *Includes distributions from inception until June 30, 2007.

21. T-Class Competitive Position CI’s Corporate Class tax-efficient platform: –convert, switch, defer –ROC certainty Most of industry – mutual fund trusts –switches trigger taxable distributions –ROC is “top-up” CI offers largest group of funds: –CI’s most popular funds, Portfolio Select Series and Portfolio Series (balanced and growth mandates)

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