Understanding
Non-Registered Investment Accounts
A Non-Registered Investment Account is similar to a TFSA, however earnings are subject to tax, and the accounts have no annual contribution limits.
Non-Registered Investment Accounts offer flexibility and growth potential beyond TFSA or RRSP options, Despite taxable earnings and no annual contribution limits. These accounts serve as a strategic tool for clients seeking tailored investment solutions to address unique financial circumstances and goals.
What are the benefits of a Non-Registered Investment Accounts?
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Individuals who have reached their contribution limits with registered accounts such as TFSAs or RRSPs can continue investing and growing their wealth with Non-registered accounts
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There is no limit on the maximum amount you can deposit.
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Investment allows for deposits weekly, monthly, semi-annually, or annually.
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No penalties on withdrawals.
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Individuals over the age of 18 are allowed to open up an account.
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Non-residents ineligible for registered accounts such as TFSAs or RRSPs can use Non-registered accounts to invest in Canada.
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Non-registered accounts allow for sophisticated tax planning such as offsetting capital gains with losses to reduce taxable income.