How can a bank RRSP justify 3% fees if the RRSP continually loses money?
(BC) I have some money in RBC Global Balances Portfolio which has since 2020 consistently lost money. RBC charges 3% fees each year. Shouldn't they abstain from charges when they lose money?
EDIT: I wanted to thank you for all your advice. Turns out the bank teller at RBC was full of shit and now i've opened (or have applied for) a Direct Investing account for RRSPs (i have one for the stocks i was buying for shits and giggles)…. There are way too many good investments to continually throw money at RBC mutual funds and lose $1000 a year on them.
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