<prompt> Human: Hi, everyone!First off, Id like to thank PF for being an incredible resource ever since I discovered it. Ive shared what Ive learned here with multiple people, to the point that people think of me as the smart money guy when Im really just repeating good advice Ive seen here!My question is similar to others Ive seen here, but I have a little wrinkle.I have a 1.5-year-old daughter and a 11-day-old son. We want to start socking away some money for these kids and give their grandparents an alternative to flooding our apartment with toys every Christmasbirthday. I know 529s seem to be the general recommendation around here, but Im not sure if thats the way for us, since Im a dual-citizen of Canada and the US Canadian-born, been living here nearly a decade now with my American wife. We plan on moving to Canada sometime in the next 5-10 years, so Im concerned about investing in my states 529 plan, if theres a good chance neither of my kids will attend university here.Weve read a little about Coverdell ESA accounts, but Im hazy on whether those are US-specific as well.There also seem to be some recommendations about Roth IRAs, but I dont have any experience with those.Any advice or pointers would be greatly appreciated!  <response>: Uhm, make sure your rugrats get dual citizenship because, at least for now, Canadas tuition seems goddamned reasonable compared to American costs.McGill might be the best educational value per dollar anywhere on the planet! U of T also highly ranked internationally while having decent tuition for Canadian students. 