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Scotia iTRADE

Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs)

Grows tax-free savings

Enables you to take advantage of generous government grants

Funds upon withdrawal can be used for tuition

Bank Of Montreal

Bank Of Montreal

RESPs

Tax-sheltered earnings

Not just for tuition

Potential for grants

Royal Bank Of Canada

RBC Royal Bank

Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP)

Tax Sheltered Growth

Get Government Contributions

Built-In Flexibility

Scotiabank

Scotiabank

Registered Education Savings Plans (RESP)

RESPs help parents, grandparents, family, and friends save towards a child's future post-secondary education

We offer Individual and family plan RESPs and can help you choose the plan that works best for you

What are RESP offers?

Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs) are savings accounts in Canada designed to help parents and guardians save for their children's post-secondary education. These plans offer various benefits, including government grants and tax advantages.

You can also place free funds on a savings account.

Calculate your future income on a savings account (example): 

Amount, $ Rate, % Accrued %, $
25,000 3.20% 800
25,000 3.30% 825
25,000 3.40% 850
60,000 3.70% 2,220
60,000 3.80% 2,280
60,000 3.90% 2,340
140,000 4.20% 5,880
140,000 4.30% 6,020
140,000 4.40% 6,160
340,000 4.70% 15,980
340,000 4.80% 16,320
340,000 4.90% 16,660

How do I apply for educational savings accounts?

Both the subscriber (the person opening the RESP) and the beneficiary (the child) need a SIN. You can apply for a SIN at a Service Canada office or online.

RESP providers include banks, credit unions, investment firms, and scholarship plan dealers. Compare providers based on fees, investment options, customer service, and flexibility.

Visit your chosen RESP provider with the necessary documentation, including SINs and identification. Complete the application forms provided by the RESP provider. Choose the investment options (e.g., mutual funds, ETFs, GICs) based on your risk tolerance and financial goals.

The RESP provider will apply for the CESG on your behalf. You may need to complete additional forms to apply for the Additional CESG if you qualify based on income.

If available in your province, ensure the RESP provider applies for these grants (e.g., Quebec Education Savings Incentive, British Columbia Training and Education Savings Grant).

Start making contributions to the RESP account. There are no annual contribution limits, but the lifetime limit per beneficiary is $50,000. Contributions can be made periodically (e.g., monthly, annually) based on your financial situation and goals.

You can see the similar FAQ about Canadian banks at the link: 

Details of companies offering the financial services:

Scotia iTRADE

Web-site: https://www.scotiaitrade.com/

Bank Of Montreal

Head office’s address: 119, rue Saint-Jacques Montreal, Quebec H2Y 1L6

Contact center: 877-225-5266

Phone: 416-867-5000

Web-site: http://www.bmo.com/main/personal

Swift code: BOFMCAM2

Stock code: BMO

BSB: 001

RBC Royal Bank

Head office’s address: 200 Bay St, 9th Floor South Tower, Toronto

Contact center: 800-769-2511

Web-site: http://www.rbc.com/canada.html

Swift code: ROYCCAT2

Stock code: RY

BSB: 003

Scotiabank

Head office’s address: Scotia Plaza, 44 King Street West Toronto

Contact center: 800-472-6842

Phone: 416-866-6430

Web-site: http://www.scotiabank.com/ca/en/0,,2,00.html

Swift code: NOSCCATT

Stock code: BNS

BSB: 002