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Fatherly Advice: Practical Tips for First-Time Parents

This guest post was written by Adam, CST Planholder and the voice behind the popular parenting blog Fodder 4 Fathers.

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Fodder 4 Fathers

A mother’s vision, a young boy’s adventure

A parent’s foresight can have such an impact on a child’s future opportunities. After receiving an eBirthday card for her son from CST this past month, one such parent, Jill Everett-Young, mother of Joseph (Joey), describes that moment that her decisions changed both of her sons’ lives in her own words:

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CST executives team up with students from Wilfrid Laurier University

As a leading provider of education savings solutions, the Canadian Scholarship Trust Foundation (CST) is passionate about helping to ensure that every Canadian resident has the financial resources to pursue post-secondary education. Once they get to university, however, the work doesn’t stop.

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Post-Secondary Education

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Case Study

Wilfrid Laurier University

Money lessons I learned after buying our family’s first mini...err crossover

The last bit of my former, pre-parenthood life will be driving away today. With a second child on the way my husband and I are taking the plunge into minivan territory. Ugh! We’ve both cringed at the thought of a minivan ever since we were able to drive, vowing never to be “those” parents.

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Keep Calm and Save On

The latest numbers coming from Statistics Canada on tuition fees may look scary but if you’re among the half of Canadian parents investing in an RESP some sage advice for you: Keep Calm and Save On!

Statistics Canada says Canadian full-time students in undergraduate programs paid 3.3% more on average in tuition fees for the 2013/2014 year this fall than they did a year earlier. On average, undergraduate students paid $5,772 in tuition fees this year compared with $5,586 last year.