The website which boasts a colorful and modern design promises quick access to vital information on
RESPs and is part of the company's ongoing efforts to enhance the availability and quality of information to all its members and potential subscribers in Canada.
Established in 1965, the company, offers leadership in
RESPs and can help families provide the best opportunities for their children to pursue post-secondary education and a bright future.
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Although any person can be named by a subscriber of an
RESP to receive money for education after high school, the "Annual Statistical Review 2012" only reports on those who have previously received the Government of Canada incentives to save in
RESPs which are available to children 0 to 17 years of age.
If a family already takes full advantage of both RRSP and
RESP tax deferral mechanisms, then
RESPs should certainly be used.
owners from the Form 3520 filing requirements for reporting transfers to RRSPs and
RESPs.
However, an examination of
RESPs raises serious doubts about the program's effectiveness in achieving these goals in the most cost-efficient way.
RESPs are registered with the federal government and allow contributions to grow tax-free until the beneficiary begins studies at an eligible post-secondary educational institution.
Are trust funds or a
RESPs wiser investments for your children's future?
UN and are eligible for investment in RRSPs, DPSPs, RRIFs and
RESPs.
Although any person can be named by a subscriber of an
RESP to receive money for education after high school, the Annual Statistical Review only reports on those who have received any of the Government of Canada incentives to save in
RESPs which are available to children 0 to 17 years of age.
The primary effect of
RESPs is to add needless complexity to Canada's tax system," said Kevin Milligan, assistant professor of economics at the University of British Columbia and author of the study, entitled "Tax Preferences for Education Saving: Are
RESPs Effective?
