TD direct investing x 4 accounts

Yes it is

tradinghumble wrote: ↑Yes it is

Yes it is to which question ?

Bertiebigboss wrote: ↑ Yes it is to which question ?

Possible fee for RSP account if you have I guess < $5k

It’s easy to close accounts over the phone

TD usually opens multiple accounts. Just don't use the ones you don't need. Maybe sometime in the future you will want to use them. Your first account should be RRSP or TFSA. Most people should start in a TFSA because it is more flexible and no taxes paid on withdrawal. With a TFSA if you withdraw you get that contribution room back the next year, whereas with a RRSP if you withdraw from an RRSP the contribution room is gone for good. If you are in a high tax bracket and expect to earn less when retired then an RRSP will be better, but for most people the TFSA is the best starter account.

Margin account lets you borrow to invest, but usually best not to use it unless both RRSP and TFSA room has all been used up. Short account... if you dont know what it is dont use it.

Here is a link to TD's fee schedule. The maintenance fee is listed on p.5.
https://www.td.com/ca/document/PDF/forms/521778.pdf

Basically there is a $25 quarterly maintenance fee unless you have a total of $15k across all your accounts (i.e. dont need to have $15k in each account). The mtce fee does not start until 6 months after you open the account, and will be waived if you have a min $100 monthly preauthorized contribution. Call them and set that up in TFSA or RRSP.