Open a Wealthsimple RRSP
Wealthsimple’s RRSP offers optimized returns for a fraction of what big banks charge –
and it only takes 5 minutes to open one.
Great grandkids and our RRSPs are the best thing about getting older
Any RRSP contribution lowers your income tax bill today
Withdraw your money in retirement at a lower tax rate
Funds can be withdrawn early to buy a house or pay for education
The benefits of using Wealthsimple
Wealthsimple’s fees are just a fraction of what most investment managers charge.
The CRA's rules are confusing. We keep track of all your contributions so you won't have to.
Using Nobel Prize winning strategies and cutting-edge technology, we’ll create the perfect portfolio mix to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
Wealthsimple offers Socially Responsible Investing, so you can do well and do good at the same time.
We keep your money safe
Your security and trust are important to us. We're committed to protecting your account with the highest standards of security available.
Over 1.5 million and counting - More than 1.5 million people use Wealthsimple’s investing, saving, and tax products
Everything is encrypted - We use state-of-the-art data encryption when handling your financial information and two-factor authentication (2FA) protection
CIPF protected - Your accounts are held with our custodial broker, Wealthsimple Investments Inc., and are protected within specified limits in the event of its insolvency by CIPF.
Powerful backing - Wealthsimple is backed by $380M in investment from some of the world's largest financial institutions
Simple honest pricing
Save thousands over the course of your lifetime by paying a fraction of what traditional advisors charge. You'll also never pay any trading, account transfer, or rebalancing fees.
Pay 0.5% management fee
Personalized portfolio
Expert financial advice
Auto-rebalancing
Auto-deposits
Dividend reinvesting
What people are saying about Wealthsimple
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