[Tangerine] Get up to $250 in Bonuses when you open a Tangerine Investment Account
- Deal Link:
- https://www.tangerine.ca/en/landing-pag ... ff81925e6f
- Expiry:
- October 31, 2017
- Retailer:
- Tangerine
Start Investing in a Tangerine Investment Fund Account by October 31, 2017 and Get a Bonus of up to $250*
Invest at least $1,000 into a Tangerine Investment Fund Account, and you’ll get a Bonus of $10 for every $1,000 invested up to $25,000. That’s a total Bonus of up to $250. Your Bonus will be paid as additional units towards your Investment Account. (It won’t impact contribution limits for registered accounts.)
The Funds can be held in an RSP, a TFSA, or a non-registered Investment Fund Account:
RSP Investment Fund Account — The ideal tool to put aside money for your retirement. Contributions are tax-deductible, so you can reduce your taxable income and ease your tax burden. And your investment returns are tax-deferred, which means you only pay tax on the money when you withdraw it – ideally in retirement, at a lower tax bracket.
TFSA Investment Fund Account — Growth is tax sheltered, and you don’t pay tax on the money when you withdraw it, either. As long as you remain within your contribution limits, the investment is tax-free.
Non-Registered Investment Fund Account — If you don’t have RSP or TFSA contribution room, or if you prefer the flexibility of not worrying about contribution limits, you can always hold your Investment Funds in a non-registered Account.
Invest at least $1,000 into a Tangerine Investment Fund Account, and you’ll get a Bonus of $10 for every $1,000 invested up to $25,000. That’s a total Bonus of up to $250. Your Bonus will be paid as additional units towards your Investment Account. (It won’t impact contribution limits for registered accounts.)
The Funds can be held in an RSP, a TFSA, or a non-registered Investment Fund Account:
RSP Investment Fund Account — The ideal tool to put aside money for your retirement. Contributions are tax-deductible, so you can reduce your taxable income and ease your tax burden. And your investment returns are tax-deferred, which means you only pay tax on the money when you withdraw it – ideally in retirement, at a lower tax bracket.
TFSA Investment Fund Account — Growth is tax sheltered, and you don’t pay tax on the money when you withdraw it, either. As long as you remain within your contribution limits, the investment is tax-free.
Non-Registered Investment Fund Account — If you don’t have RSP or TFSA contribution room, or if you prefer the flexibility of not worrying about contribution limits, you can always hold your Investment Funds in a non-registered Account.
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