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Eligibility

All individuals and HUF having PAN are eligible to invest in
 this product.
Firms, Companies, Trust, Societies, Clubs, Institutions, Corporates etc., are not allowed to invest in this product.

The deposit can be of Single holder type or Joint holder type. The single holder type of deposit shall be issued to an individual for himself or in the capacity of the Karta of the Hindu undivided family. The joint holder type of deposit receipt may be issued jointly to two adults or jointly to an adult and a minor and payable to either of the holders or to the survivor, provided that in the case of joint holder type deposit, the deduction from income under Section 80C of the Act shall be available only to the first holder of the deposit.

Benefit under Section 80 C

Exemption under section 80 C of Income Tax Act can be claimed by the depositor in case of single depositor or the first holder in case of joint depositors, within eligible investments.

Scheme Code

TD027- Union Tax Saver DRC
TD026- Union Tax Saver FDR
TD025- Union Tax Saver MIS

Types of Deposit

Option to open in FDR, MIS or DRIC scheme as per the choice of the customer.

Minimum Period

5 years

Maximum Period

10 years

Lock In Period

5 Years

Minimum Deposit Amount

Rs 5000/- and in multiple of Rs 1000/- thereof.

Maximum Deposit Amount

Rs.1,50,000/- In a financial year.

Rate of Interest

The rate of interest is payable as per interest table available on the Bank’s website.

Interest payment Frequency

Will be paid on quarterly or half yearly interval as per
the choice of the customer if the deposit is opened in
FDR scheme.
Will be paid on monthly interval if the deposit is opened in
MIS scheme.
In case the account is opened in DRIC scheme interest is
 paid on maturity along with principal amount.

TDS

TDS will be deducted as per guidelines

Loan Facility

The term deposit can be pledged to secure loan or as security to any other asset, only after the lock in period of 5 years. This will be subject to the terms and conditions governing such loans/advances.

Nomination Facility

Available as per guidelines.

Automatic Renewal

No Auto Renewal Facility.

Premature Closure

Allowed only in case of death of the primary account holder.

Penalty on Premature Closure

No Penalty

Anchor Rates are Average of Weighted Avg. Yield of Auction of 91 Days and 364 days TB undertaken by RBI during the calendar quarter

Terms & Conditions

Systematic Savings Plan (SSP /SSP Plus)**** (w.e.f. August 16, 2021)

Interest payable on Premature Withdrawal of Term Deposits Interest payable on prematurely withdrawn deposits will be the rate applicable for the amount and the period for which the deposit remained with the Bank (rate applicable for that tenure on the original date of the deposit) For such premature withdrawals, including sweep-ins and partial withdrawals, the Bank will levy a penalty of 1%, on the applicable rate.

1. For Bulk Deposits of Rs. 2 crore and above, upto Rs. 5 crore (w.e.f. April 16 2021)

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• Optum Bank offers a diverse set of mutual funds that average a four-star Morningstar rating and represent some of the lowest expense ratios in the industry. Once your HSA reaches the certain investment threshold, typically $2,000, you may choose to invest a portion of your HSA dollars in mutual funds.

  Optum Bank mutual funds include:

  • Vanguard funds
  • Target date funds
  • Lifestyle funds 

  When you set up your Optum Bank investment account, you can choose how you want the funds to be allocated among the available mutual funds. Our asset allocation calculator can help you decide which funds are right for you. There is no minimum initial investment amount required by mutual funds.

  • You have the ability to transfer between funds and re-allocate balances
  • You may set up automatic portfolio rebalancing
  • If a qualified medical expense comes up, it’s easy to move money back to your HSA cash account to pay for it

  After your account is established, you can change your investment elections, transfer funds and rebalance your account. 

  To start investing your HSA in mutual funds, simply follow these steps:

  1. Sign in to your HSA and set up your investment account by choosing the funds you want to invest in.
  2. Indicate the amount you want to transfer into your investment account. The minimum amount that can be transferred at one time is $100. So you will need to have a balance of $2,100 before you are eligible to invest (assuming $2,000 investment threshold).
  3. To make things easier, you can choose to set up recurring transfers/sweeps. This means that you can choose an amount and any time your account exceeds it, funds will be automatically transferred to your investment account. For example, if you choose $2,000 and your balance hits $2,500, $500 will be swept over to your investment account.

  OR

• Optum Bank is offering automated online advice and investing through Betterment, the largest independent online financial advisor. Betterment combines low-cost, tax-efficient investment strategies with technology and personalized advice to empower you to achieve your financial goals. 

  Betterment starts by gaining an understanding of your HSA investment goals. For example, you may be using your HSA to save for medical costs during retirement or to be prepared to pay for expenses now and in the near future. Once Betterment understands your goals, they will build you a personalized portfolio with a risk level and investments mix that suits your needs. And if you'd like to adjust that mix, you can. The Betterment portfolio is a globally diversified mix of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), chosen to help earn better returns at various levels of risk. 

  When the time comes to use the invested HSA funds, Betterment automatically sells the right investments, allowing you to access your funds for eligible medical expenses without the hassle of needing to choose which investments to sell. Betterment knows it sometimes takes multiple accounts to save for a goal and can provide holistic advice across all accounts — including combined external accounts like employer-sponsored 401ks — so you can easily track your progress and they can help you maximize your after-tax retirement income. 

  To start investing your HSA in digitally managed investments with Betterment, simply follow these steps:

  1. Sign in to your HSA, navigate to Investment Options, and answer a few questions to help Betterment gain a better understanding of your goals and risk level to create a personalized portfolio for your HSA assets.
  2. Choose the initial amount you want to transfer to your Betterment account. Set up Auto-Transfers so that any funds over the threshold of your choice will automatically be invested and managed by Betterment.
  3. If you need your funds to cover a qualified medical expense, Betterment automatically sells the right investments, making it easy for you. 
  4. Finally, Betterment will provide options for aggregating your other investment and retirement accounts to help maximize your after-tax retirement income, if you choose to do so. 

  OR

As the name suggests, tax-free savings accounts (TFSAs) offer a tax break on contribution income—meaning that, unlike with a regular savings account or non-registered investment account, what you earn inside your TFSA isn’t taxed, even when you make a withdrawal. TFSAsare flexible, too, allowing you to hold cash, guaranteed investment certificates (GICs), stocks, bonds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) or mutual funds, so you can tailor your account to different financial strategies and goals. The TFSA contribution limit for 2021 is $6,000, but keep in mind that if you qualified to make a contribution in 2020, but didn’t that contribution room is still available to you. For those who turned 18 in the year 2009 or prior, the lifetime contribution limit is $75,500.

The best TFSA accounts in Canada for 2021

Read on to learn the basics about TFSAs and browse the best TFSA rates and accounts for Canadians to determine which account suits your needs best. These accounts have been listed based on their individual rates of return, security and other benefits.

Best TFSA savings accounts

EQ Bank TFSA Savings Account*

EQ Bank offers a TFSA savings account that holds different types of investments with a 1.25% return—currently the highest regular interest rate on any savings account in Canada, and even managing to beat out the limited-time promotional offers by the big banks. With this account, there are no fees on withdrawals or deposits. Not only will your savings grow faster without fees, but as with any other TFSA, the gains won’t be taxed. That makes this a really safe way to save conservatively. Note that with EQ Bank, you can only have one TFSA account open at a time and hold a maximum of $200,000 in your account. 

EQ Bank is a subsidiary of Equitable Bank, which was established in 1970 and is Canada’s ninth-largest bank, with billions of dollars under management. This TFSA, like all of EQ Bank’s accounts, is CDIC-insured, meaning that your funds up to $100,000 are federally protected. EQ Bank is not available to residents of Quebec.

• Interest rate: 1.25%
• Minimum balance: None
• Withdrawals: Free
• Insurance: CDIC

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Honourable mentions:

Alterna Bank TFSA eSavings Account

For those comfortable doing their banking online, what Alterna lacks in brick-and-mortar branches, it makes up for with an above-average 0.90% interest rate. With no fees, no minimum investment, and simple “me-to-me” transfers that allow deposits whenever there’s a bit of extra cash around, this TFSA makes it easy for students to sock away savings. Because the account is CDIC-insured up to $100,000, you can sleep well knowing your principal remains safe.

motusbank TFSA Savings Account

If you’re unfamiliar with this institution’s name, don’t let that get in the way of you banking with them. Although motusbank is a relative newcomer in the list of Canadian online banks, it’s owned and operated by Meridian Credit Union, which has been around for 75 years.

With a regular interest rate of 1.25%, the motusbank TFSA Savings Account offers a high rate of return and zero risk. There is no minimum balance, no monthly fees and deposits are insured by CDIC up to $100,000. (Note: motusbank accounts are not available for residents of Quebec.)

If the stock market climbs and your money’s not invested in it, your portfolio may miss out on all those gains. If you aren’t reliant on income-earning investments and have the stomach to tolerate the stock market’s turbulence, robo advisors and online brokerages make great investment tools.

Best robo-advisors for simplified TFSA investing

Questwealth Portfolios*

Investing can be intimidating. If you want to grow your money without having to worry about buying and selling individual stocks and ETFs, a robo-advisor can help. When you sign up for Questrade, you’ll complete a short questionnaire that measures your risk tolerance and investing interests, such as whether you want socially responsible investments (SRIs). For example, the most conservative portfolio has 80% allocated to fixed-income and cash investments. Your principal is not protected as it would be within a GIC or a savings account, but it’s automatically rebalanced to retain diversification with market changes. Other portfolios can be more aggressive with higher risk, but also come with the possibility of higher returns. Once you choose your portfolio, Questwealth does the rest.

Robo-advisors charge much lower management fees than traditional brokerages, and Questwealth is one of the most affordable at 0.25% (on balances of $1,000 to $99,999) to 0.20% (for a balance of $100,000 or more). This means you keep more of the stock market gains in your pocket. As with any investment, if your stocks fall, so will your balance. 

Get more information about Questwealth Portfolios*

Wealthsimple Invest*

Like other robo-advisors, Wealthsimple offers a streamlined and automatic way to invest without prior investing expertise, but it stands out for its super-sleek and easy-to-use interface. Wealthsimple Invest* uses Nobel Prize-winning research to power its low-fee portfolios and passive investing principles. Both rebalance and dividend reinvestment are automated and with the round-up feature, you can invest spare change left over from your everyday spending. Wealthsimple portfolios cover three broad risk levels—conservative, balance and growth—and they offer socially responsible and halal investing options. (Read for more on halal investing.) Wealthsimple Invest’s management fees start at 0.5% for deposits of $100,000 or less, and go down to 0.4% on deposits of more than $100,000. 

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Best for trading stocks and ETFs tax-free:

Questrade*

If you’re comfortable trading individual stocks and ETFs on your own, Questrade (not to be confused with the robo-advisor Questwealth) is a low-fee online brokerage that can empower you to do just that. Questrade accounts can be opened for as little as $1,000. There are no fees for purchasing ETFs and buying/selling stocks has a very low commission at just $0.01 per share (or a minimum of $4.95 up to a max of $9.95). This compares very favourably to the flat $9.95 per trade many other online brokerages will bill you. Questrade charges no annual or quarterly admin fees and no low activity fees. 

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Wealthsimple Trade*

Weathsimple Trade is the online brokerage of Wealthsimple, and it allows you to trade individual ETFs and stocks on your own in a registered TFSA. The biggest selling point is that there are no commissions on trades. It’s a game changing feature—you won’t owe trading fees when buying or selling shares. However, unlike some other brokerages, such as Questrade, you will have to pay a foreign exchange fee when trading American equities. Plus, Wealthsimple Trade* doesn’t let you trade mutual funds or lacks any analytics features. If you want to take investing into your own hands, Wealthsimple Trade* is an easy and affordable option, but know that it is a mobile-only platform. (See our full review of Wealthsimple’s financial products.)

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Best for trading mutual funds tax-free

Qtrade*

Qtrade* has been recognized for its outstanding customer service, investing tools and analytics. But it also stands out because it lets you purchase mutual funds for free. Neither Questrade nor Wealthsimple Trade offer this complimentary service. However, the commission on ETF and stock trades is slightly pricier at $8.75 per trade for most investors, and there is a $25 quarterly administrative fee. Although both can be waived depending on your age and investment activity. While we at MoneySense are big advocates of ETF trading, if you’re first and foremost interested in mutual funds, Qtrade is the way to go.

A note-worthy perk: When new and existing clients open a new Qtrade account and deposit/transfer at least $15,000 in assets (by March, 2022), they can earn up to $2,000 cash back.

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What exactly is a tax-free savings account?

A TFSA is an investment account that’s sponsored by the government. If you’re a Canadian over the age of 18, you’re eligible to save or invest in a TFSA up to a certain amount annually ($6,000 for 2021), and unused contribution room can be rolled over into future years. A TFSA is a tax shelter; it gives every Canadian of the age of majority some savings or investment room to earn, tax-free.

Some confusion arises from the fact that, despite the name, not every TFSA is a traditional savings account. While you can put cash money into a high-interest savings account or other savings vehicle within a TFSA, it can also hold investments like stocks or bonds, mutual funds, GICs or ETFs. In this way, a TFSA is similar to a registered retirement savings plan (RRSP), with the exception that with the TFSA you do not pay tax on the earnings after you make a withdrawal. On the other hand, where you can claim RRSP contributions as deductible on your income tax return, that perk isn’t applicable to TFSA contributions.

TFSAs are incredibly flexible. So, you can use them to save for retirement (handy if you’ve used all your available RRSP contribution room), but also for a car, a wedding, a vacation or something else entirely. Purchase the TFSA product of your choice when you register for the account, and let it earn and grow. When you’ve accumulated the amount you want, you’re free to withdraw it, without penalty and without paying tax.

Let’s break this down: If you invested $1,000 in a TFSA and that money grew to $5,000, you would have earned $4,000 tax-free. After you make any withdrawal, you regain that exact amount of contribution room inside your TFSA, up to your lifetime limit.

For retirees, or others whose benefits may be clawed back if their income exceeds a certain level, there’s an additional bonus: Money withdrawn from a TFSA does not count as income, so it will not negatively affect Canada Pension Plan payments or other income-tied benefits.

It’s one of the most beneficial and flexible financial products available, and without cost as long as you stay within your contribution limits (over-payments will incur a 1% per month charge on the excess).

What is the TFSA limit?

The TFSA contribution limit is the maximum amount you are able to hold in your TFSAs, without penalty. (If you contribute more, you will be taxed equal to 1% monthly of the highest excess TFSA amount in the month, until you take it out of the account.) For 2021, if you have never before deposited money into a TFSA, this limit is $75,500. If you have previously contributed, you can calculate your lifetime contribution by subtracting from this limit. Any income earned on the account is not counted toward the limit. See below to find out the contribution limit for each year, including 2021. 

When did the TFSA program start in Canada?

The TFSA was introduced by Canadian Minister of Finance Jim Flaherty in 2008, as part of the 2009 federal budget. The program went into effect on January 1, 2009, when individuals 18 years of age or older, with a valid social insurance number, could begin making contributions. The program’s original intent was to help Canadians save for a new car, renovate a house, start a small business or take a family vacation. But since the launch, it has grown into a way to save for a wide variety of reasons, including longer-term financial goals, like retirement. As of 2021, an estimated 15 million Canadians have a TFSA.

Should I use a TFSA or an RRSP?

The main difference between a TFSA and an RRSP is how they are taxed. This means that when you withdraw money from a TFSA, you are not taxed. With RRSPs, the money is taxed on withdrawal. 

With this in mind, you might be wondering why anyone would choose an RRSP. The answer lies, again, in the tax structure. When you put money into a TFSA, you do not receive a tax credit. But you do with an RRSP, and when you use it correctly, this credit can be a powerful tool. If, for example, you earn enough money to just break into a higher tax bracket, you could contribute to an RRSP and get an exemption that would bring you back into a lower bracket. Very likely, you’ll be in a lower tax bracket when you need to withdraw those RRSP funds in retirement, resulting in a lower lifetime tax bill.

As with all things investing, it’s usually a good idea to diversify. Both TFSAs and RRSPs have their uses as investment products.

Can you have more than one TFSA?

Yes, you can have more than one TFSA. But it’s important to note that in the government’s eyes, it’s like one account, in that your TFSA contribution room doesn’t change. The TFSA limit is the limit. That said, it can be a good idea to diversify your TFSA, like you would with your other investments. You can use one TFSA like a savings account and keep the money accessible and liquid as “cash.” And you can use another TFSA for investments, like GICs, stocks, ETFs or other types of investments. One caveat, though: Avoid withdrawing money from one TFSA to deposit to another. Instead, let the institution transfer the funds for you, so you don’t accidentally make a deposit that could count toward reducing your contribution room. 

How do you open a second or third TFSA? It’s the same process as opening your first TFSA. At a minimum, you’ll need to supply your social insurance number and date of birth, but you may also be asked for supporting documents, such as a birth certificate and tax return. Many TFSA products can be opened online. You simply identify the TFSA product you want—like a savings account, GIC or fund—and apply at the financial institution that offers it. 

Which type of TFSA is right for me?

The very best TFSA for your particular needs will depend on some factors, including our savings goals, your timeline and your appetite for risk. Some TFSA savings accounts (as opposed to mutual funds, for example) offer strong promotional introductory rates which might help kick-start an account, but in general they’re best for risk-averse investors trying to reach medium- to long-term goals. Your personal comfort with risk will inform the type of TFSAs you invest in. TFSAs in the stock market are inherently riskier than GICs, for example, and may require substantial trading knowledge. Other factors to consider include whether there are any fees or account charges.

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TD Canada Trust offers you the option of a High Interest TFSA Savings Account or GICs and Term Deposits within a TFSA. Both protect your principal investment and offer predictable returns.

High Interest TFSA Savings Account

The High Interest TFSA Savings Account puts you in control of your money.

It offers you –

• A competitive interest rate so you can enjoy tax-free growth in a high-yield registered savings account
• Steady, predictable returns
• Flexible access to your money
• The convenience of Pre-Authorized Transfer Service
• Eligibility for coverage under the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC)

GICs, Term Deposits and your TFSA

If you’re looking for guaranteed principal and interest in a low-risk investment, then Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs) and Term Deposits could be the right fit for your TFSA.

• You get a solid, secure investment with no surprises
• Your principal is fully protected, and interest rates are guaranteed¹
• You have the comfort of steady, predictable investment returns
• You can choose from a full range of terms, as well as innovative features that combine premium rates with investment flexibility
• Your investments are eligible for coverage under the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC)

Ask about our Market Growth GICs²

• Returns on Market Growth GICs are linked to changes in leading stock market indices
• Market Growth GICs provide growth potential while guaranteeing your principal

To open a TD Canada Trust TFSA, simply visit any TD Canada Trust branch, call 1-866-222-3456 or apply online now.

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Such accounts are a good fit for couples, parents and Sep 30, 2021 · The PNC Foundation Checking Account is a second chance checking account that comes closest to a traditional bank account and is for those who aren’t interested in perks like rewards checking programs or cash back. If you're assigned as the "primary" account-holder on a joint or custodial account, it may be even easier to remove your fellow account-holders. You will need your basic identification including a photo ID, proof of residence, Social Security Sep 14, 2020 · For example, TD Bank requires both account holders to be present when opening a joint account. 4 . Return all forms and applications to: PNC BANK- WEB SERVICES, P. Please enclose a check or money order made payable to “PNC Bank” or indicate on the Quick Start Form that your initial deposit will be made through an automatic transfer from an existing PNC Bank account. 24, 2019, at 9:00 a. With a joint account, there are two or more owners, and all the owners of the account have access to the funds. Jun 16, 2021 · Closing your own account is much simpler than having a loved one do it for you. Thank you for choosing PNC Bank. When a joint account is created, it's usually set up as "Joint With Rights of Survivorship" (JWORS). Generally, no. Easily Research Online CD Offers. Name of Bank: XXXXXXXXXX Account Number: XXXXXXXXXXXX . Please call us at 1-800-762-5684 or visit one of our branches to apply. Registered: Aug 7, 2001. S. The person who earns the most contributes exclusively to the couple’s expense and retirement accounts, and the second income funds a joint savings or spending account. Joint Account Access Letter To whom it may concern: (Insert Name of Borrower) has 100% access and use of funds in joint account(s): Account 1: Name of Bank:_____ Jul 07, 2021 · A joint checking account is a bank account with permissions for more than one person to manage deposits, withdrawals, and account changes. You can open a joint bank account with three people, four people, five people or even more. Bank, and PNC Bank. Get the Best Rate for Your Deposit. PNC. The live chat is surprisingly quick and efficient. This type of ownership is called joint tenancy with rights of survivorship (JTWRS). Anyone who is an account holder on a joint checking account has the right to any money kept in that account and typically must report that money on things like financing applications. No Fee Checking Account Options. Apr 28, 2021 · Joint Bank Account Rules on Death. Jun 08, 2018 · An individual bank account is opened by one person and owned by that person, and the funds can only be accessed by that individual. PNC Bank uses encryption for online security. To Whom It May Concern . Feb 27, 2020 · The three main banks that offer the joint account option are Bank of America, U. Account fees are easily waived by meeting account balance or direct deposit requirements. Some joint accounts can only be opened with one other person, whilst some banks allow you to have more than two people as account holders. [1] Available in English and Spanish. The PNC High Yield Savings account has no monthly fee or minimum balance requirements, so you can open an account with any amount. Step 1: Transfer remaining balances. Benefits of Joint Bank Accounts. No SSN, no ITIN. For checking accounts, each account holder will have their own debit card that will allow them to make purchases and withdraw cash at ATMs. Tribus: Redwood City, CA. Let's talk about why. Be sure to have your: PNC Voice Banking user ID (In most cases, this is the same as your Online Banking User ID or for first time users, it may be your Social Security Number) Nov 12, 2009 · Joint bank accounts with separate online access 14 posts blargh "Manual Labor" Ars Legatus Legionis et Subscriptor. (NYSE: PNC) today announced details of a pilot program that offers free cashing of income tax refunds to low-income individuals and encourages use of the banking system instead of high-fee check cashing services. pnc joint bank account

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  Optum Bank mutual funds include:

  • Vanguard funds
  • Target date funds
  • Lifestyle funds 

  When you set up your Optum Bank investment account, you can choose how you want the funds to be allocated among the available mutual funds. Our asset allocation calculator can help you decide which funds are right for you. There is no minimum initial investment amount required by mutual funds.

  • You have the ability to transfer between funds and re-allocate balances
  • You may set up automatic portfolio rebalancing
  • If a qualified medical expense comes up, it’s easy to move money back to your HSA cash account to pay for it

  After your account is established, you can change your investment elections, transfer funds and rebalance your account. 

  To start investing your HSA in mutual funds, simply follow these steps:

  1. Sign in to your HSA and set up your investment account by choosing the funds you want to invest in.
  2. Indicate the amount you want to transfer into your investment account. The minimum amount that can be transferred at one time is $100. So you will need to have a balance of $2,100 before you are eligible to invest (assuming $2,000 investment threshold).
  3. To make things easier, you can choose to set up recurring transfers/sweeps. This means that you can choose an amount and any time your account exceeds it, funds will be automatically transferred to your investment account. For example, if you choose $2,000 and your balance hits $2,500, $500 will be swept over to your investment account.

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  Betterment starts by gaining an understanding of your HSA investment goals. For example, you may be using your HSA to save for medical costs during retirement or to be prepared to pay for expenses now and in the near future. Once Betterment understands your goals, they will build you a personalized portfolio with a risk level and investments mix that suits your needs. And if you'd like to adjust that mix, you can. The Betterment portfolio is a globally diversified mix of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), chosen to help earn better returns at various levels of risk. 

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  2. Choose the initial amount you want to transfer to your Betterment account. Set up Auto-Transfers so that any funds over the threshold of your choice will automatically be invested and managed by Betterment.
  3. If you need your funds to cover a qualified medical expense, Betterment automatically sells the right investments, making it easy for you. 
  4. Finally, Betterment will provide options for aggregating your other investment and retirement accounts to help maximize your after-tax retirement income, if you choose to do so. 

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