What's Going to Happen to Our Child After We've Gone?

This presentation centeres around the importance of comprehensive planning for parents of children with disabilities, including financial assistance, legal and tax cases, and navigating disability benefits. Speakers discussed various disability benefits and tax credits available in Canada, such as the Disability Tax Credit and Registered Disability Savings Plan. The presenter also emphasized the importance of understanding eligibility criteria, application processes, and potential benefits for individuals with disabilities. Additionally, speakers highlighted the role of trusts and special needs planning in managing assets and ensuring continuation of government disability benefits.

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CE Credits provided by this presentation:

* FP Canada - 1 Financial Planning credit * Advocis - 1 IAFE Approved credit * MFDA - 1 Professional Development credit (in bundles/packs) * CSI - 1 Professional Development credit (in bundles/packs) * FSRA - 1 FSRA Approved credit * ICS - 1 Life Insurance credit * ICM - 1 Life Insurance credit & acceptable to many other organizations.

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What's Going to Happen to Our Child After We've Gone?
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About the Presenter: John Dowson

John has dedicated himself to serving the needs of the people with disabilities and their families with distinction since 1989. Whether as an advocate for changes to public policy or as a professional Special Needs Planner, John has passionately followed his calling to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities. John’s insights on Special needs planning have been featured in, National News Papers, and Financial Advisors publications like the Investment Executive, Advisors Edge, The Insurance Journal, the Courier and Forum Magazine. He has been instrumental in helping to shape provincial and federal policy that makes such planning possible, and literally hundreds of Ontario families have peace of mind that would not have been possible apart from John’s efforts.