and TD Waterhouse Canada Inc., including its divisions, TD Direct Investing (including TD Easy Trade, which is a service of TD Direct Investing), TD Wealth Financial Planning (including TD Wealth Advice Connect which is a service of TD Wealth Financial Planning) and TD Wealth Private Investment Advice (collectively, "TD Wealth"). This Commitment to Accessibility and Multi-Year Accessibility Plan applies to TD Waterhouse Private Investment Counsel Inc. TD Wealth Commitment to Accessibility and Multi-Year Accessibility Plan To find out more information about applying for an account, visit our getting started page: td.com/StartTDDirectInvesting With these steps, you should be well on your way to having your new account ready for you to start investing. You may notice that some branches are closed or have reduced hours due to COVID-19, so you may need to check a few locations to find one that has availability. This will help ensure that someone will be available to assist you. If you are applying through the branch, make sure you book an appointment. In some cases, account applications may need to be processed at a branch. Your application should take just a few minutes to complete and you will be notified by email when your account is ready for use. You should also have these items (show on screen) readily available as you will be asked several questions throughout the application process. When applying, make sure to have a piece of government issued photo ID (on screen: driver's license, health card or passport) on hand as you may be asked to submit a copy. To get started, go to our website, select an account and click apply.
In fact, most of our popular account types such as RRSPs, TFSAs, Margin and Cash accounts can be opened online. Refers to the TD Waterhouse Self-Directed RSPĪpplying for a TD Direct Investing account can be a quick and easy process. Refers to the TD Waterhouse Self-Directed PRIF Refers to the TD Waterhouse Self-Directed RIF LRSPs are used for funds legislated in Yukon, Northwest Territories, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and federally legislated pension plans (regardless of province or territory). LIRAs are used for funds legislated in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland Refers to the TD Waterhouse Self-Directed RLSP Refers to the TD Waterhouse Self-Directed LRRSP
Refers to the TD Waterhouse Self-Directed LIRA Refers to the TD Waterhouse Self-Directed RLIF Refers to the TD Waterhouse Self-Directed LRIF Refers to the TD Waterhouse Self-Directed LIF 1 Based on assets under administration and trading volume of Online/Discount Brokerage firms in Canada as reported by Investor Economics in the “Online/Discount Brokerage Market Share Report" for the quarter ending September 30, 2018.
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