Bmo spousal rrsp

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Spousal RRSP. If your spouse (c/l) has a lower marginal tax rate, you might be able to reduce taxes paid as a couple by income splitting through a Spousal RRSP. A special type of RRSP to which one spouse contributes to a plan registered in the beneficiary spouse's name. The contributed funds belong to the beneficiary. Contributions to a Spousal RRSP may be made by a contributing spouse up to and including the year their spouse turns 71 (tax deductible to contributing spouse).
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Separately Managed Account A managed product structure whereby individual accounts are created for each investor. Sweetener A feature included in the terms of a new issue of debt or preferred shares to make the issue more attractive to initial investors. Stock Split An increase in a corporation's number of shares outstanding without any change in the shareholders' equity or market value. Stop Loss Orders The opposite of a stop buy order. Self-Directed RRSP A type of RRSP whereby the holder invests funds or contributes certain acceptable assets such as securities directly into a registered plan which is usually administered for a fee by a Canadian financial services company.