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Non-Personal Accounts at RBC Direct Investing

Non-personal accounts, sometimes referred to as business accounts, are also available at RBC Direct Investing. Non-personal accounts offer the benefits of a personal account, with features tailored to the needs of a business.

This type of account provides access to all the convenient tools and resources needed to make investment decisions on behalf of a:

  • Corporation
  • Sole proprietorship
  • Partnership
  • Limited partnership
  • Non-profit organization (charity, lodge, society, church)
  • Investment club
  • Formal trust

Non-personal accounts provide access to a full array of investment options, including Canadian and U.S. stocks, bonds, GICs, options, mutual funds, ETFs and more. You can choose from a range of accounts, such as Corporate, Investment Club, Partnership or Trust.

You can open a non-personal account by making an appointment at your closest RBC Royal Bank branch or RBC Direct Investing Investor Centre, or you can select the account type and download and print the appropriate PDF application forms.

The information provided in this article is for general purposes only and does not constitute personal financial or tax advice. Please consult with your own professional advisor to discuss your specific financial and tax needs.

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