Account types
Save for your child, retirement and more with investing accounts tailored to your goals.
Find the right account for your goals
Self-directed investing
Place your own trades and
build your own portfolioQuestwealth Portfolios
Take the effort out of investing with low-
fee portfolios managed by expertsRRSP
Spousal RRSP
Locked-in retirement account (LIRA)
Locked-in RRSP
Registered retirement
income fund (RRIF)Life income fund (LIF)
Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP)
Family education
savings plan (Family RESP)Individual margin
Joint margin
Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA)
Individual cash
Individual FOREX & CFDs
Corporate cash
Corporate margin
Partnership
Sole proprietorship
Individual informal trust
Joint informal trust
Formal trust
Self-directed investing
Place your own trades and
build your own portfolioQuestwealth Portfolios
Take the effort out of investing with low-
fee portfolios managed by expertsRRSP
Spousal RRSP
Locked-in retirement account (LIRA)
Locked-in RRSP
Registered retirement
income fund (RRIF)Life income fund (LIF)
Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP)
Family education
savings plan (Family RESP)Individual margin
Joint margin
Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA)
Individual cash
Individual FOREX & CFDs
Corporate cash
Corporate margin
Partnership
Sole proprietorship
Individual informal trust
Joint informal trust
Formal trust
Get answers to frequently asked questions
As many as you’d like - there is no limit to the number of accounts you can open at Questrade.
It costs $250 to start trading and investing with a self-directed investing account, and $1,000 to invest with Questwealth Portfolios.
To get started, you’ll need your SIN and government-issued photo ID. Depending on the account, you may be required to provide other documents.
That depends entirely on you and your goals. Certain accounts are great for flexibility and short-term investments, like TFSAs and Cash accounts, while others have more specific purposes, like RRSPs.