Earn interest – RESP earnings grow tax-free until the beneficiary withdraws them for education.

Lower your tax – Contributions are tax deductible, so investing in an RESP will reduce your annual income tax.

Lower tax rate when withdrawn – As the beneficiary begins higher education, they will typically be in a low tax bracket and will therefore pay a lower tax rate on earnings.

Anyone can contribute – You can helpful safeguard the future education for any young person in your life – be it a niece, nephew, child of a friend, or your own child.

Invest what you can – Even small automated payments from your chequing account will add up to a substantial contribution over time, with no stress.

Benefit from the Canada Education Savings Grant – The federal government will contribute up to a lifetime maximum of $7,200 to your child's plan.