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who have a reputation for technical fiduciary knowledge balanced with compassion and impartial guidance as they build trusted relationships with you and your family.
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The Wealthy Barber’s advice to Bryan and Sarah Baeumler on being named an executor of a Will
Hiring a professional instead of DIY isn’t just for home renos.
This video is part of the Uncomplicated advice for executors video series created in collaboration between RBC Royal Trust and David Chilton, featuring Bryan and Sarah Baeumler of HGTV Canada’s Island of Bryan.
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Estate solutions
Whether you are an executor1 for a loved one’s estate or planning your own estate, we can help guide you through what can be a complex and emotional experience.
Trust solutions
From providing for your family to minimizing taxes and probate fees, a trust can be used to achieve your financial goals now and for future generations to come.
Incapacity solutions²
Being named in a Power of Attorney to manage the affairs of a loved one who can no longer take care of it themselves, is both time-consuming and a great responsibility. Whether you are named or considering who to name for yourself, see how we can help.
Indigenous Wealth
RBC Indigenous Wealth is a specialized team of experienced trust professionals, dedicated exclusively to working with Indigenous clients.
Registered plans trustee services
As one of the leading providers of Registered Plan trust services, RBC Royal Trust provides the legal framework to establish and support registered specimen plans. Plan sponsors benefit from our service excellence and depth of expertise.
Retirement compensation arrangements
As one of the leading providers of RCA services, RBC Royal Trust provides timely, accurate and efficient administration for single and multi-member RCA’s. Plan sponsors benefit from our service excellence and depth of expertise.
Escrow services
An experienced team of trust professionals oversees the administration and monitoring of escrow accounts to ensure full compliance with escrow conditions.
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Access your accounts safely and conveniently with RBC Wealth Management Online or the RBC Mobile app.
1) In Quebec, “liquidator”, in Ontario, “estate trustee with a Will.”
2) Terminology varies by province. “Mandate” in Quebec, “Power of Attorney” in the rest of Canada. In Quebec, “mandatary” is the person being appointed; in the rest of Canada, the appointee is considered the “attorney.”
Do you need a Will?
Having a Will prepared is one of the most important steps you will take in your lifetime. It outlines, who will be in charge of your estate, and where your assets will go after you’re gone.
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Easing the burden of being an executor
Being an executor can be an overwhelming and challenging responsibility. Acting in the best interest of her friend’s estate meant using RBC’s Agent for Executor Services and having professional advice every step of the way.
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Resource centre
A wealth of knowledge at your fingertips. Guides, articles, checklists and client stories on how Royal Trust can help protect and transfer your wealth.
Artie, the executor helper™
Our free online assessment can help you better understand the estate you are settling.
Executor/liquidator kit for settling an estate
Download this free guide that will help you through the various steps involved in the estate settlement process.
Why testamentary trusts are not dead
See why testamentary trusts continue to offer many benefits despite the elimination of the tax advantages.
Is your Will up to date? The challenges of settling an estate after a sudden loss
When Greg Howson suffered a heart attack at the age of 57, he left his grieving family unprepared for the work that lay ahead.
