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Popular Accounts & Products to Grow Your Money
Grow Your Investments Faster with a TFSA, RRSP or FHSA
When it comes to saving for the future, many Canadians use a tax-smart registered account such as a TFSA, RRSP or FHSA. Like other types of investment accounts—both registered and non-registered — you can hold a variety of investments in either plan.
Grow Your Investments Faster with a TFSA or RRSP
When it comes to saving for the future, many Canadians use a tax-smart registered account such as a TFSA, RRSP or FHSA. Like other types of investment accounts—both registered and non-registered — you can hold a variety of investments in either plan.
Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA)
Save for your big-ticket items or goals—tax-free.
Try the TFSA calculator
Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP)
Grow your retirement savings faster by deferring taxes.
Try the RRSP calculator
The First Home Savings Account (FHSA) is Here!
Save for your first home, tax-free!
Keep Your Savings Safe and Secure
If you’re looking for a risk-free option with a steady rate of return, consider a GIC or savings account. You can hold a GIC in your registered accounts (TFSA, RRSP, etc.) or as a non-registered investment
Keep Your Savings Safe and Secure
If you’re looking for a risk-free option with a steady rate of return, consider a GIC or savings account. You can hold a GIC in your registered accounts (TFSA, RRSP, etc.) or as a non-registered investment
Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs)
Invest knowing 100% of your initial deposit is protected.
RBC High Interest eSavings Account
Get interest on every dollar and enjoy 24/7 access.
Invest for Growth, Income and More
Choose from a wide range of investment products, including:
Mutual Funds
Easily invest in a pool of stocks, bonds and other securities.
Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)
With RBC Direct Investing & RBC InvestEase
Invest in a fund that holds a basket of investments and trades like a stock.
Stocks
With RBC Direct Investing
Invest in a wide range of U.S. and Canadian stocks.
Tips and Advice to Help You Reach Your Goals
Explore our “how to” guides for tips on saving for the things that matter to you.
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Ways to Invest with Us
Not everyone wants to invest the same way. Use one or more of our services—whatever’s right for you.
- Call, visit in person or video chat* with us (*available with MyAdvisor)
- Get savings, investment, banking and borrowing advice
- Do it yourself, choosing from stocks, bonds, ETFs and more
- Access powerful tools and resources to inform your decisions
- Let our pros pick, buy and manage your investments for you
- Get a personalized investment plan created with low-fee ETFs
Your Top Questions Answered
Once you have opened an RRSP, you can make additional contributions through the RBC Mobile app or RBC Online Banking if you have an RBC Royal Bank chequing or savings account.
To use the RBC Mobile app, sign in and follow the steps below:
- From the Accounts screen, tap your RRSP.
- Select “Set Up Pre-Authorized Contribution” or “Make a Contribution.”
- Follow the on-screen instructions to complete your transaction.
To use RBC Online Banking, sign in and follow the steps below:
- From the Accounts Summary page, click on your RRSP.
- Select Contribute from the left menu of the RRSP Account Holdings page.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to complete your transaction.
We have a broad range of GICs that can fit any goal. You can use our handy GIC Selector tool to help you determine the best solution for you.
You can also work with an RBC advisor to help you choose the right investment that best fits your objectives. We encourage you to use our online booking tool to schedule a time to speak with an advisor by phone.
Whether markets change a little or a lot, it can be hard not to react. Stock market returns play an important role in the long term investment plans for many Canadians. But along with long term growth potential, investing can also mean investors will be subjected to ups and downs in the short term. These fluctuations have been on full display in recent weeks as markets try to assess the economic impact of COVID-19.
Looking past the headlines
While these developments will have an effect on the global economy, current stock market headlines reported in the media may sometimes be inconsistent with the results experienced by investors with portfolios made up of a diversified mix of different asset classes, including stocks, bonds and cash. When the stock market is weak, it’s common for the bond market to provide stability.
Focus on what you own
Many investors have a diversified portfolio so the performance of a single component like the stock market simply doesn’t provide the full picture. So no matter how the storylines develop, it’s important to remain focused on your personalized investment plan. After all, a well-structured plan offers preparedness to a wide range of outcomes through a portfolio that is best-suited to your long term investment goals.
If you want to review your plan, our advisors are here for you. Simply sign into your RBC Online Banking to book an appointment to speak to us about your specific situation.
You can buy GICs:
- Through RBC Online Banking if you have an RBC Royal Bank chequing or savings account, or an existing GIC.
- Or if you have questions, we encourage you to use our online booking tool to schedule a time to speak with us by phone.
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