· Elliott & Page RESP · Elliott & Page RRSP · Live Your Whole Life · Fund Report · Distributions · Simplified Prospectuses · Headlines 2003 · Headlines 2002 · Headlines 2001 · Headlines 2000	Your child's education... the best investment you can make with an E&P RESP There will be many questions about a child’s post-secondary education plans. Don't let the larger question of paying for it be one of them. At Elliott & Page we have created an RESP program that allows you to provide your children or grandchildren with the means for an educated future. Some Basics Answers to Your Questions Eligibility for the Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG) Some Basics An Elliott & Page Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) provides tax-sheltered growth of your RESP investment. The Federal Government has introduced the Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG) which will match 20% of your RESP contribution each year to a maximum of $400 per year, per beneficiary. Unlike an RRSP or a RRIF, there are no foreign content restrictions on your RESP. Therefore, mutual funds invested outside Canada make an ideal choice for your RESP investment strategy. Answers to Your Questions Commonly Asked Questions Some of the most commonly asked questions have been answered for you in the Elliott and Page RESP Brochure. These questions include: Who can contribute? How do I contribute? What are the tax implications? Download RESP Brochure pdf Order the RESP Investor Kit (Printed Copy) Do you want to know how much you'll need to save to reach your goals of providing for your children's education? Use the Human Resources Development Canada Education Savings Calculator to find out. Your Financial Advisor will be able to assist you with the application process. If you require any other assistance please feel free to contact the Elliott & Page Client Service Centre. Eligibility for the Canadian Education Savings Grant The Federal Government has introduced the Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG) which will match 20% of your RESP contribution each year to a maximum of $400 per year, per beneficiary. In order to be elibigible to receive the grant the beneficiary must: A beneficiary must have a Social Insurance Number (SIN); You can obtain a SIN for your beneficiary by downloading a copy of the SIN Application Form. The beneficiary must be a Canadian resident; The beneficiary must be 17 years of age or less.