How much do you need to save for your child’s postsecondary education?
Takes about 5 min.
Our Registered Education Savings Plan calculator is a simple tool that quickly gives you a better sense of how much you need to save.2
Enter the first name and age of your beneficiary, your province (Quebec or New Brunswick), and your initial contribution amount. Pick between two goals: reaching a set amount of postsecondary savings or staying within a set budget over the course of your RESP contribution period.
See how much your Registered Education Savings Plan could generate based on the information you provide.2 You can view the simulation based on your child’s postsecondary education plan or the financial situation you described.
Optimize your results to achieve your savings goals and take full advantage of the government grants and incentives available to you. Remember, Quebec residents who invest in RESPs are eligible to receive up to $12,800 per beneficiary1 (up to $9,200 in New Brunswick1).
It’s a handy tool that gives you the information you need to optimize your investments for your child’s postsecondary education. The online RESP calculator shows the size and frequency of the contributions you'll need to make to save enough for your child’s postsecondary education, based on your situation.
It’s an easy way to see just how much you could accumulate by investing in an RESP to prepare for your child’s future!2 It allows you to see how your investment could grow based on your child’s postsecondary education plans or your financial situation. You can simulate multiple scenarios2 for more than one child to gain greater insight into your education savings investment strategy!
The financial simulations produced by Kaleido’s RESP calculator (based on the information you provide) will indicate which IDEO+ RESP product could be right for you, based on your investor profile and risk tolerance.
We’d be delighted to answer any questions you may have and guide you through the education savings process.
1. Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG) of 20% to 40% and Quebec education savings incentive (QESI) of 10% to 20%. Based on adjusted net family income. The annual limit is $600 for the CESG and $300 for the QESI. The lifetime limit per beneficiary is $7,200 for the CESG and $3,600 for the QESI. Canada Learning Bond (CLB) of up to $2,000 per beneficiary, for children born to financially eligible families after December 31, 2003. Some conditions apply. See our prospectus at kaleido.ca.
2. The results shown are for illustration only and are not a guarantee of the selected IDEO+ plan’s future performance.