As parents raising a child with a disability, planning for the future can often feel overwhelming and uncertain. While you have time to navigate these questions, taking early action can help ensure long-term financial security for your child and your family.
Join us on November 17th at 7 pm EST for our Money Talks webcast where we talk about essential financial resources, tax credits, and government funding programs in Ontario and Canada, alongside guidance on working with the financial sector to make informed decisions for your child’s future.
What You Will Gain:
- A better understanding of the long-term benefits of financial and tax planning for your child’s future.
- Learn how you can use tax credits to reduce your tax bill and keep more money in your pocket.
- Discover key funding programs and financial supports available specifically for children with disabilities.
- Feel confident and empowered when making important financial decisions for your child’s future.
Register using the link below – we look forward to having you there!
Guest Speakers :
Guy Anderson
Guy is a fully licensed Financial Planner and Investment Advisor at Parkview Financial. He uses every available tool to help clients achieve their financial goals, focusing on minimizing fees and taxes while maintaining a low-risk profile. He is a founding member of the Financial Planning Association of Canada (FPAC) and volunteers much of his time to the Pro-bono committee.
Karen Roy
Karen is a Certified Financial Planner who helps families build, protect, and grow their wealth with clarity and confidence. As both a financial professional and a parent who has navigated the complexities of planning for a loved one with special needs, Karen brings a rare combination of technical expertise and heartfelt understanding.
Ishwarya Shankar
Ishwarya is a Family Support Specialist at Holland Bloorview, and has dedicated over five years to helping families navigate resources. She is passionate about family education, demonstrated by her work hosting webinars on available funding. In her current role, she developed a tiered funding support system that includes family tip-sheets, consultations, and paperwork parties.