Financial Solutions for People with Disabilities and their Families

Reegan RDSP Calculator

Reading about the Registered Disability Savings Plan on the web can give you a basic understanding of the RDSP, but that is about it.

Our calculator takes you through a few easy-to-follow steps and shows you the maximum amount you can expect from the government each calendar year, and the amounts you need to contribute.

Financial Advice for People with Disabilities & Their Families

Reegan Financial offers sound financial advice for people who have disabilities and their family members. This financial advice is largely absent from traditional financial sources, and much of the information you’ll need is not something they have the understanding of. Our clients have turned to Reegan Financial for more than a decade to help them through this challenging terrain.

Financial Solutions for Parents of Children with Disabilities

Reegan Financial helps parents who have children with disabilities navigate this challenging and sometimes frustrating terrain. We answer your questions and help provide strategies and solutions to help you manage the complex government programs.

Financial Services for Trustees of Henson Trusts, Attorneys for Property & Legal Guardians

Reegan Financial helps trustees of Henson Trusts, attorney’s for property, and legal guardians understand and manage the complexities of managing financial assets for a person with a disability. They have a legal obligation to act in the best interests of the individual they are acting for, and should always make decisions with all the information available to them. 

Personal Injury Settlements and Maintaining ODSP

Reegan Financial helps clients understand how to maintain ODSP and manage personal injury settlements. Settlements do not eliminate the need to ODSP, and eligibility can be maintained depending on how the settlement is managed.

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Contribute to Your RDSP Account – But How Much?

Contribute to Your RDSP Account – But How Much?

If you don’t know how much you should contribute to your Registered Disability Savings Plan, you might not contribute enough. What is worse, you might contribute more than required. It is easy enough to deposit money into an RDSP. Withdrawing money is a different...

Reegan Financial Launches RDSP Calculator

Reegan Financial Launches RDSP Calculator

Reading about the Registered Disability Savings Plan on the web can give you a basic understanding of the RDSP, but that is about it. A little googling and you learn the government will contribute up to $90,000. But, figuring out how much can you expect from the government? Well, that is a much harder question to answer.

How Much is the RDSP Grant

How Much is the RDSP Grant

Thinking of opening a Registered Disability Savings Plan? If you are, you might be asking how much the government would contribute to it.  A fair question without a straightforward answer. There are two types of RDSP contributions the government provides: The RDSP...

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ODSP and Inheritance

A single person without children living on their own can expect to receive approximately $1,168.27 a month as a recipient of the Ontario Disability Support Program. Not a lot of money when you consider the cost of living.

Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP)

An RDSP Account Can Earn You $90,000. The Federal Government of Canada, will contribute up to $90,000 to an RDSP over a person’s lifetime.

Managing a Henson Trust

You have an adult son or daughter who is receiving assistance from the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) and you know leaving them with an inheritance in their name after you die could easily spell the end to their ODSP benefits.

Estate Planning

Understandably, parents of children with disabilities want to make sure their child will be okay when they can no longer parent.  Making sure their child is financially secure after they are gone is one of the biggest challenges parents face.

About Reegan Financial

Life is more complicated when you have a child with a disability.

Not simply because of the disability, but because our society is not built for people with disabilities. If it were, then half of all people with disabilities would not be unemployed, special education wouldn’t be so “special” and government programs and supports wouldn’t be so difficult to understand, navigate and secure.

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