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Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP)

For those eligible, a RDSP is a game changer for financial independence.
 

Why invest in an RDSP?

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Long-term security

Designed for future financial stability, an RDSP can provide essential funds later in life.

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Government contributions

The government matches contributions through the Canada Disability Savings Grant, and lower-income families may qualify for the Canada Disability Savings Bond—free money, no contribution needed.

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Tax-deferred growth

Your investments grow tax-free, maximizing long-term savings.

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Flexible contributions

No annual contribution limits, so you can invest at your own pace (up to a $200,000 lifetime limit).

 

Set up your RDSP your way

Not sure if a RDSP is what you need?

We’ll be happy to help review your goals and see if an RDSP is the right solution to reach them.

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Save Tax Free

Grow your money tax-free with a TFSA and access your savings anytime.

Whether it's for a vacation, wedding, or retirement, save for your short- and long-term goals.
 
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Build, grow and protect your wealth

Our expert advisors offer personalized strategies for retirement planning, investing, and legacy protection to help grow and secure your wealth.

 

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See how RDSP contributions, combined with government grants, will help your savings grow.

Visit the government's website for information on related benefits of a RDSP.

Understand how to navigate your RDSP effectively and make the most of this savings tool.

 

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