Q: Can you explain the difference between CDIC insurance and CIPF insurance? My understanding was that CDIC insurance covers bank accounts up to $100,000 each, and CIPF insurance covers investment/brokerage accounts, $1M limit each.
If I have $500,000 in my RRSP account with RBC Direct Investing, invested in a mix of Stocks, ETF's, GIC's and Cash, is that all covered under the CIPF insurance?
I'm confused when I see people's questions about trying to spread their money out to stay under the $100,000 limit, when they seem to be talking about investment accounts.... Thank you!
If I have $500,000 in my RRSP account with RBC Direct Investing, invested in a mix of Stocks, ETF's, GIC's and Cash, is that all covered under the CIPF insurance?
I'm confused when I see people's questions about trying to spread their money out to stay under the $100,000 limit, when they seem to be talking about investment accounts.... Thank you!