Canadian RESP Grants at a Glance

Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG)

  • Grant equals 20% of the first $2,500 of your annual contributions
  • Annual maximum of $500 to $600 per eligible child to age 17, depending on family income
  • Lifetime amount is $7,200

Learn more about the Canada Education Savings Grant 

Canada Learning Bond (CLB)

  • For families with children born in 2004 or later whose parent or guardian is eligible for the National Child Benefit (NCB) Supplement
  • One-time initial contribution of $500 to an eligible child's RESP
  • An additional $100 for each year of eligibility until age 15
  • Up to $2,000 in total

Learn more about the Canada Learning Bond 

Alberta Centennial Education Savings Plan (ACES)

  • For any child born to or adopted by residents of Alberta in 2005 or later
  • One-time initial contribution of $500 to an eligible child's RESP
  • Subsequent grants of $100 per eligible child's RESP for children attending school in Alberta at ages 8, 11 and 14
  • Up to $800 in total

Learn more about the Alberta Centennial Education Savings Plan 

Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB)

Although the $100 per month Universal Child Care Benefit is not an education grant, it is an excellent source of funds for parents who wish to start an RESP for their children.

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