Four steps to maximizing your children’s education savings
Follow these four steps to make the most of registered education savings plans (RESPs) and the Canada Education Savings Grant.
Start early!
Paying for an education can be expensive. Learn about the best strategies and solutions to help with planning and paying for an education.
A financial back to school checklist
As school starts this fall, here is a list of financial considerations, including your budget and education savings plan.
Understanding your RESP options
Learn about RESPs: how much you can contribute, what government grants provide, and what happens if your child doesn't attend a post secondary institution.
What do I need to set up an RESP?
There are 3 basic documents needed to set up an RESP. Learn what they are so you can be prepared and make the process quick and easy.
What do you need to withdraw money from an RESP
In order to withdraw funds from your RESP you'll need to complete some steps for validation. Read through as we uncover what these steps entail.
Maximize your RESP contributions
Take advantage of the government grant that matches up to 20% on your contributions to an RESP and learn about carry-forward room for missed contributions.
Savings tips for students
As a student, the thought of putting money away in savings might seem out of reach, but it’s easier than you think.
RESP options when your child changes course
An RESP is a great way to save for your child’s education, but what happens if they choose not to pursue a post-secondary program?
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