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How to Help Your Kids Get Through the First Year of University

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How to Help Your Kids Get Through the First Year of University

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For over 50 years, Knowledge First Financial has been dedicated to helping Canadian families obtain a post-secondary education through peace-of-mind savings solutions. Since 1965, the company has paid $3.6 billion to customers and students, and today manages $3.62 billion in assets on behalf of more than 250,000 customers.

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We’re Knowledge First Financial, a leading RESP provider. For more than 50 years, we have focused on encouraging and assisting Canadians to obtain a post-secondary education by providing peace-of-mind savings solution.

This site has been created to talk with Canadians about education, saving for education and how Knowledge First Financial is helping to meet this important need. Please visit our corporate website for more information about our products and services.

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