<DT>What happens when a stock is Retired? <DD>When a stock you've invested in is Retired, you will receive CSX$ for every share you own equal to its final price. The final price for a Retired stock is not the last trading price of that stock; instead it is based on total vehicle sales for the applicable vehicle through the end of the month in which the stock is Retired, which is calculated approximately five days after the month ends. For example, if the final price of a share of stock that is being Retired, as so computed, is CSX$85, you will be credited with CSX$85 for each share you own. If you bought the shares when the price was at CSX$30, you will have made a profit of CSX$55 for each share. On the other hand, if you paid CSX$90 per share, you will have lost CSX$5 for each share you purchased. <DD>Of course, if you sold all of that stock prior to its Retire Date, your profit or loss will be based on the price at which you sold, and the subsequent retirement of that stock will not affect you.