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With an RRSP, you can save for your retirement while saving on your taxes annually, which you make contributions to. According to Statistics Canada, for families with higher tax brackets (higher incomes), starting to contribute in an RRSP will be more profitable than a TFSA and should be maximized first.
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Grants offered by the federal government | Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG) | Canada Learning Bond (CLB) |
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Annual grant(% of contributions) | 20% | Limit of $2,000 per child for eligible families |
Annual limit(per child) | $500 | Limit of $2,000 per child for eligible families |
Lifetime maximum(per child) | $7200 | Limit of $2,000 per child for eligible families |
Additional grant(% of contributions) | 10% or 20% of the first $500 invested each year | Limit of $2,000 per child for eligible families |
Grants offered by provincial governments | Quebec Education Savings Incentive (QESI) | Saskatchewan Advantage Grant for Education Savings (SAGES)* | British Columbia Training and Education Savings Grant (BCTESG) |
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Annual grant(% of contributions) | 10% | 10% | Single payment of $1,200 (Lifetime maximum) |
Yearly limit(per child) | $250 | $250 | Single payment of $1,200 (Lifetime maximum) |
Lifetime maximum(per child) | $3600 | $4500 | Single payment of $1,200 (Lifetime maximum) |
Additional grant(% of contributions) | 10% or 20% of the first $500 invested each year | — | Single payment of $1,200 (Lifetime maximum) |
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