Join our "e" for a tree campaign

April 22, 2020 | The Simbul-Lezon Wealth Management Group

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Switch from paper to electronic documents, and we'll plant a tree in your honour in partnership with Tree Canada

In celebration of Earth Day 2020, together with the RBC Foundation, we are pleased to announce our partnership with Tree Canada.

We will plant a tree in your honour through Tree Canada's National Greening Program when you do any of the following:

Enrol in DS Online to quickly and easily access your important account information, send and receive secure messages from us, and much more - all through your computer, tablet or mobile device. 

Switch to paperless eDocuments to safely view your account statements, tax documents, trade confirmations and more through DS Online, instead of received printed copies in the mail. 

Set up online banking so you can transfer funds you need between DS Online and RBC Online Banking, without ever having to leave your home. 

By switching to eDocuments, you can help achieve our goal of reducing our paper production by 1,547.75 metric tonnes. Plus we will plant a tree in your honour when you switch before August 30, 2020. 

It's easy to get set up for our online services. Simply contact us and we will get you set up right away. 

 

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