Planning for family members with disabilities or other special needs requires careful attention and, at times, the use of specialized planning mechanisms. One of those tools is a qualified disability trust (QDT), a type of trust that's created to benefit an indivual with special needs and can receive certain tax exemptions. Learn all about QDTs here: https://ow.ly/42eL50SBtbw
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People with disabilities struggle with finances more than most. That's why the Registered Disability Savings Plan was created in 2008 to allow those with disability to grow their investments tax free-it's a type of investment account that people who receive the Disability Tax Credit qualify for. The tax credit is 'free government money' in layman terms. Learn more below. https://lnkd.in/g7qnUzh9
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