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Tuition costs for university
in Canada increased an average of 125% from 1991
to 2001. (Statistics Canada)
Federal transfer funding for post-Secondary education
has effectively dried up. (Finance Canada)
Students are graduating from school with skills
they need to get a job and debt loads that suck
so much from their pay they can’t afford to fully
participate in the economy – no new car, no new
house – sometimes barely able to make ends meet.
Debts of $40,000 and higher
are common.
What
will happen in the next 20 years?
What
will your children face when they want
an education?
Will
it be bleak?
Or will you have
- planned wisely,
- invested wisely, and
- jumped at the chance to get an immediate 20%
return on your investment?
It’s a 20% government grant.
Grants are free money. What do you have to lose?
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