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Non-Registered Account (Canada)

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Definition of 'Non-Registered Account (Canada)'

A type of investment account that allows Canadian citizens to save money for the long term. Non-registered accounts only tax the capital gains realized inside the account at 50% of the account holder's top marginal tax rate. And unlike RRSPs, non-registered accounts have no contribution limits.
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Investopedia explains 'Non-Registered Account (Canada)'

Many financial advisors recommend using non-registered account in conjunction with RRSPs. This allows the investors to invest the tax savings generated by the RRSP into the non-registered account. There are also some cases where the investor will benefit the most from using only a non registered account. Financial analysis is often required in order to determine which type of account will provide the most benefit.

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