Dispelling Myths #3: RDSP Withdrawals
Posted on March 8th, 2012 in RDSP - Technical, RDSP Newsblog
There are several common misunderstandings about withdrawals from RDSPs. It is, however, a critical thing for a contributor to understand. After all, at some point the idea is to use the... Read More
Dispelling the Myths #1: RDSP Income and Disability Income Benefits
I am shocked at the number of people – families, lawyers, financial planners – who still think that receiving funds from a Registered Disability Savings Plan will affect a person’s provincial... Read MoreThe Holder – Going Into the Tough Areas
Posted on January 13th, 2012 in RDSP - Technical, RDSP Newsblog
We regularly get tough questions about account holders and issues such as conflict among Holders of Registered Disability Savings Plans and control of the asset. We’d like to delve deeper into... Read More
Top Ten List – Revised
Vote for your own top ten list here! After much research, discussion and deliberation, I completed my submission of recommendation to improve the Registered Disability Savings Plan. Obviously with approximately $450... Read MoreThe LDAP formula and pre-eligibility
Posted on January 5th, 2012 in RDSP Review Blog
Moments after tweeting what I claimed to be my last recommendation to improve the Registered Disability Savings Plan, I read Travis Coady’s submission to the federal government’s RDSP Review. With eloquence... Read More
Promoting Home Ownership
Posted on December 19th, 2011 in RDSP Review Blog
Many people with disabilities, supported by their families, would like to be able to own their own home. Owning one’s own home has numerous advantages (See www.plan.ca and Safe and Secure, by... Read More
Emergency Withdrawals from an RDSP
Posted on December 16th, 2011 in RDSP Review Blog
Enable up to three emergency withdrawals of up to $5,000 of private contributions in a beneficiary’s lifetime. Withdrawing any amount from an RDSP triggers the repayment of the holdback amount until... Read More
Compress the timelines in the design of the RDSP
Posted on December 14th, 2011 in RDSP Review Blog
Currently, the RDSP has several milestones built into its design: Beneficiaries, whether a holder or not, can request funds from their RDSP at age 27 (provided the federal government contributions are... Read More
Account Holders and Representation Agreements
(British Columbia only – because Representation Agreements are available only in BC, this post is only for BC residents. Read about our collaboration with PLAN, CACL and others to improve the... Read More
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