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Everyone deserves access to affordable education.

A Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) is a registered government program designed to encourage saving for a child's post-secondary education through two grant programs:

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Why invest in an RESP?

Don't pay tax on the interest made on your investment until the money is used for tuition.
The Canadian government makes annual contributions to both available grants to help top up your savings.
No contribution deadline means you can contribute anytime throughout the year.
Multiple investment products like GICs and mutual funds available within a RESP.

How to save for your child's education with RESPs

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