Deemed disposition of investment accounts

[acsd12ka4]

I'm a cross-border commuter likely leaving Canada permanently first half of 2025.
I have 401k with US employer, traditional IRA, individual investment account with Fidelity (~25k net liquidity with ~5k capital gains), no real estate, no Roth IRA, relatively small RRSP (~1k) but plenty of room left for future contributions.
Considering that I'll be subject to deemed disposition of investment accounts (non-retirement) as I depart Canada, what would be the best strategy to prepare for the move? is it wise to liquidate the investments this year itself and reinvest sometime next year after leaving Canada?

[nelsona]

No need to do anything really. Just make sure that you leave yourself no capital losses for future use in Canada as they will be useless until/unless you return to Canada. You will need to sell any mutual funds you hold as they can't be transferred. Stocks can be moved to US broker once you move.
Since you have a small RRSP, consider closing once you move. Simplify. Get rid of TFSA as well.