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Abstract:Webull Canada launches options trading for TFSAs and RRSPs, offering Canadian investors tax-free growth and retirement savings optimization opportunities.
TORONTO, December 17, 2024 /CNW/ — Webull Canada, a part of the global Webull Corporation, has announced a big update: registered accounts can now trade options. This new offering enables users to trade options within Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs) and Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs), a significant milestone for Canadian retail investors.
The incorporation of options trading into TFSAs and RRSPs opens up a variety of financial opportunities for participants.
This update enables customers to improve tax efficiency, diversify their investments, and efficiently pursue long-term financial goals.
Webull Canada's CEO, Michael Constantino, stated that the company's launch of options trading for cash and margin accounts in late September has led to increased demand for the product among TFSA and RRSP account types. The benefits of trading options in these accounts are highly appealing to customers who want to apply a variety of tactics without triggering tax events. This launch demonstrates our commitment to assisting ordinary investors in Canada in meeting their financial objectives.
Options trading in registered accounts empowers investors by:
This launch demonstrates Webull's commitment to expanding the tools and possibilities available to retail investors.
Webull Securities (Canada) Limited is licensed by CIRO and a member of CIPF, offering a safe trading environment for Canadian clients.
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Webull is a leading global digital investment platform with operations in more than 15 countries. Webull, which is backed by private equity investors in the United States, Europe, and Asia, has over 20 million registered users worldwide. The platform offers global stock, ETF, option, futures, and fractional share trading, as well as seamless integration of market data, user communities, and investor education.
Webull Canada maintains its position as a pioneer in innovative trading solutions for regular clients. By expanding options trading to registered accounts such as TFSAs and RRSPs, the firm provides a potent combination of freedom, tax efficiency, and strategy diversity. This innovation is consistent with the larger purpose of enabling customers to achieve their financial goals with confidence.
Webull Canada's options trading platform is a critical step forward for investors who want to maximize their portfolios and embrace the future of digital trading.
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