RESP – What is it? Parents are always looking into the future for our children, and nothing says this more clearly than planning for our children’s education. But what happens when the person who opened and managed that RESP — known as the subscriber — dies? It’s the sort of question few families want to … Read more
One of the most important financial moves for a Canadian family to make is saving for the future, particularly when it comes to education or long-term care. The average financial payout of attending post-secondary education in 2024 was $7,400 one year according to Statistics Canada. For families who support a person with disabilities, long-term financial … Read more
Millions of Canadians get tax refunds every year. And yet most of it vanishes into short-term consumption — new gadgets, home renovations, perhaps a vacation. But what if that refund could fatten your child’s future, rather than merely deflating your wish list? The average federal tax refund in 2024 was $2,093, according to Statistics Canada. … Read more
When it comes to saving for post-secondary education, Canada’s RESP system is still a potent tool. In 2024, Canadians withdrew approximately CAD 6.7 billion from RESPs and benefited over 583,000.RESP payouts reached in and out from s.brij@gmail.com+1 Maybe — but this was not my understanding, especially for a TFSA, etc. It’s another reminder of just … Read more
Insurance isn’t about fear. It’s about freedom. The power to live your life all the way, knowing you’re protected from the worst. You insure your car, phone, and luggage. Isn’t it time to safeguard what actually counts? Begin with income protection insurance in Canada. Layer on disability insurance coverage. Helping your family with cheap life … Read more
It can feel like aiming at a moving target when you’re trying to save for a child’s education down the road. Tuition continues to climb, living expenses ebb and flow, and families must make difficult choices about their budgets. But Canadians have a handy weapon in their arsenal: the Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP). With … Read more
We have ten things in the air all the time, raising children in Canada today. Food costs are up, housing is a burden the likes of which we’ve never seen, and the biggest number you face when pondering your child’s future is the cost of higher education. Post-secondary tuition, books, and the cost of living … Read more
Parents save for years to give their kids the freedom to choose the right school. Sometimes that involves studying across the country, sometimes it means crossing borders. Going the distance. What many families may not realize is that the RESP can go with you, and the government grants that come with it can also be … Read more
Bringing up a child is both a joy and a trial. With tuition bills aside, parents are responsible for securing their child’s future. Costs for education, health care, and long-term protection are all substantial commitments. One way families are addressing these issues is by purchasing child insurance plans that help secure the future when it … Read more
Education savings in Canada are something nearly every parent struggles with. Every year, through the following year, tuition increases. The question no longer is just how much to save, but how to save. Two popular routes emerge: prepaid tuition plans and Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs). Each method has its advantages and drawbacks. Both purport … Read more