Brodie Craswell, Financial Planner, RBC

While the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) and FHSA all offer tax benefits, there are some key differences that can help you choose what’s right for you.

TFSA vs RRSP vs FHSA: Your Top Questions Answered Understanding the differences between registered investment plans can help you decide how they can help you meet your goals.

Not all Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs) are the same. Here are 9 things to know about RESPs and if you have questions, talk to a financial planner to understand the most effective way to save for a child’s education.

9 Quick Facts About RESPs and How To Make Them Work For You Here are 9 things you need to know about RESPs.

Without a crystal ball or the benefit of hindsight, it’s nearly impossible to time the market perfectly. Sooner is most often better. But a winning strategy for many investors involves building a plan and investing regularly. Working with an advisor can also help determine a plan that works for you.

When to Invest: The Truth About Timing the Market Wondering if there’s a ‘right’ time to invest? The team at RBC Global Asset Management ran the numbers to compare these five different investing approaches. Find out the results.

What does risk mean when it comes to investing? Learn about risk tolerance, risk capacity, and some key questions to ask. Working with an advisor can also help determine a plan that works for you.

Understand Investment Risk to Know What's Right for You All investments come with some risk. Knowing how much risk you can tolerate can help determine which investments suit you.

Have you heard of a Spousal RRSP? Learn what it is and how it works.

What is a Spousal RRSP? What you should know about spousal registered retirement savings plans.

How has our forecast for global growth and recession changed over the past quarter? Read the latest market update from RBC GAM:

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What can investors keep in mind when it comes to tax season in today's high interest rate environment? In this , RBC GAM's Stu Kedwell shares some key tax-planning strategies. Listen:

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Are you looking for the security of a GIC but potential growth of equity (stocks)?

RBC’s Equity Linked GICs could be right for you.

These GIC offer guaranteed principal and guaranteed minimum returns BUT with potential higher returns from equities.

You can purchase these GICs that follow Canadian Banks index, Canadian Utilities, US market or the North American Markets.

Some current rates are
2 year - 6.5% minimum to 15% maximum
3 year - 8.5% minimum to 22% maximum
5 year - 16% minimum to 32% maximum

These rates are just a few options and are subject to change. These are per term rates.
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RRSPs are one of the best tools to save for retirement. Here’s an easy-to-read article that explains why:

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