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Replying to @rdrm22 Are you trying to figure out whether to invest for your children's future in a High Yield Savings Account or an RESP? Let me break it down for you! While high-yield savings accounts can seem enticing, the return on investment is limited compared to investing in an RESP. Historically, the average return of the total stock market has been around 10%, while the average return on a high yield savings account is only around 2%. With an RESP, you not only get the benefit of investing in the market but also receive government grants. The Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG) will match 20% of the first $2,500 contributed annually to an RESP, up to a lifetime maximum of $7,200 per child. In addition, families with lower income may qualify for the Canada Learning Bond, which provides an additional $500-$2,000 to help with the cost of post-secondary education. This is just more FREE MONEY, and as I always say, take all the free money you can get. Assuming a conservative return of 7-8%, and taking into account government grants, investing in an RESP has the potential to provide a much higher return than a high-yield savings account.  Oh, and one important caveat: be careful of Group RESPs! They may sound enticing, but they are often a scam. These plans promise to help you save for your child's education, but they come with high fees, rigid contribution schedules, and limited investment options. In some cases, they even charge penalties for early withdrawal or missed payments. It's important to do your research and choose a reputable financial institution when opening an RESP. Look for plans that offer flexibility, low fees, and a range of investment options. And remember, if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Investing is helping me set my children up to become millionaires, what could it do for you?
Replying to @rdrm22 Are you trying to figure out whether to invest for your children's future in a High Yield Savings Account or an RESP? Let me break it down for you! While high-yield savings accounts can seem enticing, the return on investment is limited compared to investing in an RESP. Historically, the average return of the total stock market has been around 10%, while the average return on a high yield savings account is only around 2%. With an RESP, you not only get the benefit of investing in the market but also receive government grants. The Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG) will match 20% of the first $2,500 contributed annually to an RESP, up to a lifetime maximum of $7,200 per child. In addition, families with lower income may qualify for the Canada Learning Bond, which provides an additional $500-$2,000 to help with the cost of post-secondary education. This is just more FREE MONEY, and as I always say, take all the free money you can get. Assuming a conservative return of 7-8%, and taking into account government grants, investing in an RESP has the potential to provide a much higher return than a high-yield savings account. Oh, and one important caveat: be careful of Group RESPs! They may sound enticing, but they are often a scam. These plans promise to help you save for your child's education, but they come with high fees, rigid contribution schedules, and limited investment options. In some cases, they even charge penalties for early withdrawal or missed payments. It's important to do your research and choose a reputable financial institution when opening an RESP. Look for plans that offer flexibility, low fees, and a range of investment options. And remember, if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Investing is helping me set my children up to become millionaires, what could it do for you?

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