Switching Your Language Preference at RBC Direct Investing is Easy
Written by The Inspired Investor Team | Published on July 19, 2023
Written by The Inspired Investor Team | Published on July 19, 2023
You might recall selecting a preferred language (English or French) when you first opened your account with RBC Direct Investing. Your choice helped us determine in which language to send you correspondence, including mailings, emails and statements.
But what if you decide to change your communication preference? We can take care of that! Simply send us a secure message or call us at 1-800-769-2560 and we'll make the switch.
Here's how you send us a secure message:
You can also change the language you see on the RBC Direct Investing site at www.rbcdirectinvesting.com. Click the Canadian flag at the top and select your desired language from the dropdown menu. Once redirected to the site page of your choice, sign in.
We’ve introduced new language options to our Trading Dashboard!
You can now choose between English, French, Traditional Chinese, or Simplified Chinese.
To change your language on the Trading Dashboard, follow these steps:
Our Investment Services Representatives are available to assist you in four languages: English, French, Cantonese and Mandarin. You'll find contact information and more on our Help page, which features popular topics and answers to your questions. Read it here in English and French, or find Help on your site menu.
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