Sentences with phrase «non registered accounts»

If you have not maxxed out your RRSP / TFSA and you are in a relatively higher tax bracket, it might make sense to max out the registered plans before even considering non registered accounts.

it's the same thing tax free... And NO an RRSP is not better then a non registered accounts, because people alway assumes that an investment is sold every year which it's not thats not long term investing folks... and bonds are not a good investment outside an RRSP..

Non registered accounts: All - in - One (Equity / Option / Margin / Short) and Commission - Free All - in - One (Equity / Option / Margin / Short) Trading account.

If you keep them in a non registered account doesn't this behave like any other US security?

I was planning on using my non registered account for etfs exclusively which would include some foreign exposure using Vanguard etfs.

I would like to invest $ 150000 in a non registered account and buy etf's and hold them all in US dollars.

As for now, my Sprott Canadian Equity Fund investment is already in my Canadian non registered account!

I am close to retirement and I have accumulated stocks in a non registered account during my career through a company stock purchase plan.

@VanLarry: To answer your question, you can transfer shares from a non registered account into a TFSA «in kind».

or they would reject such wash it since there is a USD non registered account and I could have journaled the shares without selling?

I'm not going to sell everything and restructure my accounts accordingly (and perhaps having HBB in the non registered account complicates the story a little), but you've convinced me that my current system isn't TOO terribly far from optimal, and optimal is blurry anyway, so I can sleep peacefully.

Not exact matches

One follow up question, is it okay for me to assume that platform fees paid will be deducted for tax purposes in non registered, non business account?

My goal this year is to take over my non registered investment account from the private investment firm and self manage it.

My question is: when I am ready to take over my non registered investment account, should I liquidate it and realized the $ 50K capital gains?

i.e. carrying the original costs of the investments to the discount brokerage (I understand from my broker that this is possible since both my discount brokerage account and non registered investment are divisions of the same big bank).

During the last couple of months, I didn't pay to much attention to my budget but now that I have that stock margin account, I want to save more because I want to pack my non registered portfolio of more units and stocks.

My non registered Canadian account had a portfolio value of 72 232.12 $.