What is the emaxis slim series funds equivalent in Canada for an RRSP?

[Wilbur]

Reading another similar thread has made me think about changing my current RRSP to a better performing mutual fund with cheaper management fees. Current institutions charging 2% management fees. One does have a S&P 500 index for 1.5% fee but what I've been reading I should be able to find index funds with much cheaper fees.

Have seen that online brokers like Questrade or Wealthsimple have low fee index funds but I can't use them because I don't live in Canada.

My Question:

Can someone help me find a Financial institution in Canada that I can change my RRSP funds to, that offer a equivalent emaxis slim all country fund like here in Japan with similar low management fees?

Thanks in advance for the help.

[adamu]

Try asking at https://www.financialwisdomforum.org/forum/index.php, which is Canada-specific.

[Tsumitate Wrestler]

Reading another similar thread has made me think about changing my current RRSP to a better performing mutual fund with cheaper management fees. Current institutions charging 2% management fees. One does have a S&P 500 index for 1.5% fee but what I've been reading I should be able to find index funds with much cheaper fees.

Have seen that online brokers like Questrade or Wealthsimple have low fee index funds but I can't use them because I don't live in Canada.

My Question:

Can someone help me find a Financial institution in Canada that I can change my RRSP funds to, that offer a equivalent emaxis slim all country fund like here in Japan with similar low management fees?

Thanks in advance for the help.

Questtrade allows non-resident accounts. One of the few major brokers that does.

Due to Canadian laws on dividend taxes, the best choices often have a stronger home-country bias. Do not buy American etfs.


https://canadiancouchpotato.com/model-portfolios/

[Wilbur]

Try asking at https://www.financialwisdomforum.org/forum/index.php, which is Canada-specific.

Thanks for the link. Already finding a lot of useful stuff from it.

Questtrade allows non-resident accounts. One of the few major brokers that does.

Due to Canadian laws on dividend taxes, the best choices often have a stronger home-country bias. Do not buy American etfs.


https://canadiancouchpotato.com/model-portfolios/

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Thanks for this, I will look at Questtrade again. And thanks about the heads up on US ETFs!