Our mission

Our mission is to help provide financial peace of mind. We work every day with individuals, families, business owners, non-profits and plan fiduciaries helping them set and achieve their financial goals. Through a deep understanding of the complexities of your financial picture, we can leverage RBC Wealth Management’s world-class capabilities to tailor a strategy to help meet your unique needs. Our process identifies who you are as an investor and what your goals are, and then creates a plan to help you get there. We invite you to explore our website to learn more or contact us today to schedule an appointment.

Strength you can trust

Distinguished by a long heritage of financial integrity and unwavering dedication to our clients, RBC has consistently earned high credit ratings.1

  • Moody's Aa1 and A1 / stable4
  • Standard & Poor's AA- and A / stable4
  • Fitch Ratings AA2 and AA-3 / stable4

Additionally, RBC has a reputation of strength and stability with a high-quality balance sheet, proactive risk management and a strong liquidity position.

Competitive rates for your cash

Managing your day-to-day cash is a critical component of your wealth management plan. To help make sure your cash is working for you, RBC Wealth Management offers RBC Insured Deposits and RBC Cash Plus, cash sweep options that provide competitive interest rates. Visit RBC Insured Deposits rates and RBC Cash Plus interest rates to find our current rates. 

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