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Types of RRSPs
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Types of RRSPs
RRSPs can be for an individual only or placed in the name of a spouse. Depending on the time you want to spend managing your RRSP and the complexity of investment options you are comfortable with, we can offer you a regular or self-directed plan.
Individual RRSP
With an Individual RRSP, the investments held in the plan and the tax benefits derived from it are the contributor's.
Spousal RRSP
In a spousal RRSP, the plan is registered in the name of the spouse of the person contributing to the plan.
Group RRSPs
A Group RRSP is a collection of individual RRSPs offered to employees by their sponsoring employer.
Self-directed Plans
If you are the type of investor that enjoys managing all or a portion of your own portfolio, a self-managed RRSP may be the answer.
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