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Flexible Account Types

Investment Process: Flexible Account Types

When you engage us, we will discuss the various account options available to you and we will help you determine which are most appropriate for your situation.

The following are some of the account types available to our clients:

Traditional Brokerage Account

Traditional Brokerage Account

The Raymond James traditional brokerage account offers comprehensive statements, performance reporting, cost basis information, capital gains/loss report, bank deposits and payments, margin, and a DRIP program.

Advisor Managed Account

Advisor Managed Account

Our selection of advisor managed accounts allows for professional and timely management of your assets for an ongoing fee rather than commissions on trades. These accounts also provide enhanced quarterly performance reports at your request.

Fee-Based Transaction Account

Fee-Based Transaction Account

An advisory relationship account that provides the opportunity to custom-build and monitor a portfolio of investments without traditional commissions. Our fee is based on the value of the assets in the account rather than the amount of trading activity.

Individual Retirement Account

Individual Retirement Account

Through a Raymond James retirement account (such as an RRSP, LIRA, RRIF, LIF or IRA), clients have access to a wide selection of investment options. These accounts are integral to a tax-savings strategy.

Registered Education Savings Account

Registered Education Savings Account

Through an RESP account, you benefit from tax-deferred growth on your investment contributions and receive the Education Savings Grant.

Tax-Free Savings Account

Tax-Free Savings Account

The Tax-Free Savings account is a flexible investment account that allows you to earn tax-free investment income and capital gains.

First Home Savings Account

First Home Savings Account

The First Home Savings Account allows eligible individuals to invest money tax-free in a registered account while also making tax-deductible contributions, helping Canadians save more for their first home purchase.