Additional Accounts
Joint accounts and Power of Attorney (POA)
It’s important to know the advantages and risks of joint accounts and Power of Attorney (pdf). Planning can help you:
- Manage your money and property today
- Help you and your loved ones manage your affairs in the future
However, you should never feel pressured to open or sign either.
Please note: If you're opening a joint account with a POA, we may require you or your attorney to present the original POA or a notarized copy of the POA. We will require proper identification from both you and the attorney to meet anti-money laundering and other legal requirements.
See our informational brochure - What every older Canadian should know about Powers of Attorney and Joint Bank Accounts.
Trust Accounts
Open a basic trust account for your child, an informal trust account to help fundraise for a group or person, or a legal trust account as part of a Will.
Additional Investments
RRIF, LIF, and LIRA
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