Of the 1503 kanji used in the top 5000 Japanese words according to A Frequency Dictionary of Japanese by Yukio Tono, Makoto Yamazaki, and Kikuo Maekawa (2013), twenty-five don't appear in Heisig's Remembering the Kanji, volume 1. Here is a list of thirty-three entries in EDICT that use one or more of these non-RTK1 kanji, and below that, a much longer list of 610 entries in JMdict that use them.
ばら撒く [ばらまく] /(v5k,vt) (uk) to disseminate/to scatter/to broadcast/to give money freely/to strew/(P)/
鞄 [かばん] /(n) bag/satchel/briefcase/basket/(P)/
嬉しい [うれしい] /(adj-i) (uk) happy/glad/pleasant/(P)/
金儲け [かねもうけ] /(n,vs) money-making/(P)/
撒く [まく] /(v5k,vt) (1) to scatter/to sprinkle/to strew/(2) to distribute (handbills, etc.)/to spread (rumours, etc.)/(3) to give the slip/to throw off/to shake off/to lose/(P)/
吹き溜まり [ふきだまり] /(n) (1) drift of snow or leaves/(2) hangout for drifters/(P)/