Tax-efficient savings plans

Registered plans are a great way to focus your savings for a specific goal. They are set up by the Government of Canada to foster and support saving for retirement (RRSP), higher education (RESP), retirement income (RRIF), disability (RDSP), saving for your first home (FHSA) and general savings (TFSA). All have important tax-saving benefits. 

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Benefits of registered plans

  • Can hold a wide range of savings and investment products from a simple savings account to stocksᶲ and bondsᶲ
  • Have tax-saving features
  • Many plans have a high degree of flexibility to support a variety of goals
  • Supported by BlueShore's professional advisors to create the appropriate mix of assets within each plan for a balance of growth and stability
  • Required to receive associated government grants

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TFSA

Tax-Free Savings Account to support a wide range of financial goals.

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RRSP

Registered Retirement Savings Plan to build your retirement savings.

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RRIF

Registered Retirement Income Fund to hold your funds once converted from your RRSP.

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RESP

Registered Education Savings Plan for parents and family to save for a child's higher education.

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RDSP

Registered Disability Savings Plan for people with disabilities and their family to save for the future.

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FHSA

First Home Savings Account – a tax-free way to help you save for your first home.

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