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Intro to the RDSP Resource Page

Thank you for joining us for the Intro to the RDSP Webcast. Below is a list of actionable tips, links and resources relevant to the topics discussed. We hope you find this information useful.

 

3 TIPS TO TAKE ACTION AFTER THE WEBCAST

  1. To open an RDSP, you will need a Social Insurance Number (SIN) and have been approved for the Disability Tax Credit. If you haven’t applied for the Disability Tax Credit, you can find more information HERE.  
  2. Open a CRA My Account if you don’t already have one. You can register for an online account HERE. This will allow you to track the status of your Disability Tax Credit eligibility and other tax related information.
  3. If you are ready to open an RDSP, talk to your financial institution (bank or credit union) or consider one of the financial advisors on our Professional Services Directory to help you do that.  

 

LINKS AND RESOURCES

The Registered Disability Savings Plan
An overview of the RDSP.

RDSP Calculators
This page provides an overview of all the RDSP calculators.

After Opening an RDSP
Tips and strategies for Plan Holders once they have opened an RDSP.

Professional Services Directory
P4P has developed a province-wide, online Directory with lawyers, financial advisors and accountants who have disability planning expertise. 

RDSP.com
This website is provided by Plan Institute. It was created to provide families and professionals across Canada with the most accurate and up-to-date information available on the RDSP. RDSP.com also offers a toll-free help line for assistance with the RDSP. 1-844-311-7526

Disability Alliance BC
DABC provides support for the RDSP and the Disability Tax Credit, among other programs to people with a disability.
The DABC has developed a Disability Tax Credit tool which people can use when applying for the DTC. Access the tool here
  
 
PRESENTER CONTACT INFORMATION
For simple questions about the RDSP, or opening an account, you can reach out to info@p4p.ca


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