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Estate planning for your child's RESP

If you are contributing to your child's or grandchild's Registered Education Savings Plan, do you have a plan for what happens to the money should you face a serious health issue or pass away? Nicole Ewing, Principal, Wealth Planning Office, TD Wealth, speaks with Kim Parlee about why your RESP account should be included in your estate planning.

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