Are you a temporary resident in Canada looking to make the most of your hardearned money through investments? You’ve come to the right place! In this video, I’ll guide you through the best investment opportunities available and highlight the exact financial institutions, banks, and investment platforms you can use without needing PR status or Canadian citizenship. From traditional and online banks to company match programs, highyield savings accounts, stocks, bonds, ETFs, and even property and P2P lending, I’ve got you covered.

I created this video to fill the gap in information for temporary residents in Canada seeking financial advice. Please note, this video is based on my own research and experiences over the past two years and is not sponsored. Do thorough research before making any financial decisions.

Check the links in the description for more details and let me know your thoughts or any additional platforms you’ve used successfully in the comments. Happy investing!

Chapters:
0:00 Intro + Disclaimer
1:44 Traditional and Digital Banks
3:46 Company match
4:27 High yield savings account (HYSA/HISA)
6:22 Stocks, bonds, ETFs, Cryptocurrencies
7:59 Property/REITs
8:47 Peer to peer lending (P2P)

Link to the best HISA accounts:
https://www.nerdwallet.com/ca/banking...

Wealthsimple:
https://www.wealthsimple.com/enca

Peer to Peer Lending:
https://gopeer.ca


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