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Make your Child's Dream a Reality

As a parent, you do your best to help your child succeed. You may have already started thinking about your child's education future plans. The Government of Canada can help you to save in a Registered Education Savings Plan by giving 20% CESG grant. If you miss that grant and your child is already few years old you can still qualify for past missed grant and we can help you to get that CESG grant. .

Don't regret later if your child dream is higher and you don't have money for his/her future education. To get no obligation quote Call Today. Toll Free: 1-866-619-2253

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Get upto $9200 in CESG & $2000 CLB for Education Savings Plan for your child.

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THE GROUP OPTION PLAN

The Plan is flexible enough to accommodate a part-time post secondary program..

THE SELF-INITIATED OPTION PLAN

You decide the timing and amount of your deposits.

THE ACHIEVERS PLAN

You decide the amount of your deposits coupled with the advantages of pooled investing.

Three basic types of RESPs:

You can open an individual RESP and anyone can contribute to it. This includes parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and friends. You can even contribute to an individual plan for yourself.

A family RESP can have one or more beneficiaries, but each beneficiary must be related to the contributor. The beneficiaries must be under 21 when they’re named. Contributions can only be made until a beneficiary turns 21.

A group RESP pools the contributions of many investors. Contributions are made according to a schedule and are used to buy plan units. The date the plan matures is set at the time of enrolment and is based on the child’s birth date. When the plan matures, the beneficiary usually shares in the pooled earnings of investors with children the same age.