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Guillaume Parent
President of the financial services firm Finandicap and member of the Disability Advisory Committee of the Canada Revenue Agency.
Analyzing Insurance Needs to Protect a Loved One with a Disability After a Parent’s Death
When planning for the future of a person with a disability, it is essential to prepare for unforeseen events. Illness, an accident, or death can disrupt the planned balance. Here are some key points to explore in order to build…
Planning with Heart: A Vision for the Future of Your Loved One with a Disability
When it comes to planning for the future of a loved one living with a disability, it is common to want to act quickly, often driven by urgency or anxiety. Although administrative or financial steps are important, it is essential…
The Five Pillars for a Fulfilling Life Despite Disability
Living with a disability should never mean giving up a life rich in relationships, choices, and dignity. Yet too often, administrative procedures, waiting lists, or physical and social barriers take center stage. To refocus planning on the human aspect rather…
The Top 5 Myths about RDSP Withdrawals
The Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) is a valuable financial tool, but it is still not well known. Among the families I work with, many hesitate to make withdrawals for fear of losing grants or jeopardizing social benefits. Here are…
The Personal Network: An Invisible but Essential Key
When planning for the future of a person with a disability, people often think of documents, accounts, and benefits. But a more human dimension, often overlooked, is nevertheless essential: the personal network. This circle of lasting relationships can sometimes be…
Money isn’t taboo — it’s an act of love
Talking about money isn’t just about numbers. It’s about security, dignity, freedom, and peace of mind. When you have a child or a loved one with a disability, this conversation takes on a deeply human dimension. You want to know…
Consultations to lift Canadians with disabilities out of poverty are in full swing! It’s time to talk numbers!
For several years, in Australia, there has been the Disability Support Pension. It’s a concept comparable to what Canada wants to put in place in 2024. Let’s compare them. For who? In Australia: 3.7% of the population was a beneficiary…
CDB : let’s talk about all numbers
Today, I would like to share with you some reflections on the Canadian Disability Benefit (CDB), for which the Parliamentary Budget Officer recently presented thoughtfully crafted scenarios. First and foremost, let us applaud this initiative that highlights the impact government decisions…
Dealing with an invisible disability? The Canada Revenue Agency wants to make your life easier!
Socially, when we think of a disabled person, we often think of someone who uses a wheelchair or a white cane. At least, to a person who lives with a disability that is obvious, visible. However, for the Government of…