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Government of Ontario will give parents up to $250 per child To Catch Up

Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce announces parents can receive between $200 or $250 per child to help offset the cost of catching up in school after two years of disrupted learning. Starting Thursday, parents with children up to 18 years old can apply at https://www.ontario.ca/page/catch-up-payments for $200, while parents with school-aged children with special education…

What is an RESP? How Does the RESP Work?

Is The RESP A Government Program? RESP is also called Registered Education Savings Plan, is a tax-deferred savings account for a child’s future education. Your RESP deposit is matched 20% by the Canadian government up to the year your child turns 18th. Anyone can open and deposit to an RESP (parents, grandparents, aunt, uncle’s) however…

Is the RESP an Education Savings Plan, or Government Program That Limits Our Children’s Futures?

When we have children our previous lives end and our new lives begin. From the day they’re born we love them, care for them, want them to be happy all the time and dream of the life they will have and how we’re going to help them live up to their full potential and their…

What are parents prepared to do for their children? Everything!

Insuranceforchildren.ca presents a special webinar on Child Plan affiliate advisor marketing program and how selling insurance for children builds you into their trusted family advisor for life. In 2020 Canadian parents gave their children over $10 Billion to buy their first homes. Click HERE to read more. According to a recent study, 50% of parents…

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