Accessible HomeFinancial planningSenior Safety

August 18, 2023

Home Accessibility Tax Credit (HATC) can save Canadians up to $3,000 this year

 

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Accessible HomeFinancial planningHealth and well beingSenior Safety

March 22, 2021

Does the VA provide funding for Accessible Home Improvements?

Have you been researching funding for accessible home improvements? Veterans have earned the respect of a grateful nation for their service to our country. But the challenges of everyday life don't end once their service in the military is over. Modifications and accessible home improvements can help veterans meet their needs as they age. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers several grants and assistance funding programs created with the veteran in mind.

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Accessible HomeFinancial planningSenior Safety

January 23, 2021

Small Business Funding for ADA Accessibility Compliance

People with disabilities are more active and living more independently in their communities as a result of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA is a federal law requiring most businesses open to the public, regardless of size, to provide reasonable access for all disabled persons. Keep reading for ideas on Small business funding for ADA compliance modifications.

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Health and well beingAccessible HomeFinancial planningSenior Safety

October 12, 2020

What to Consider When Moving Your Parent out of a Nursing Home

 

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Accessible HomeFinancial planningHealth and well beingSenior Safety

November 20, 2019

Vertical Wheelchair Lifts VS Ramps: Which One is Better?

Being able to access your own home is one of the most important parts of staying as independent as possible. When deciding on what type of accessible products to install in your place, you'll find two main options. A ramp or vertical wheelchair lifts that can raise them to the upper landing.

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Accessible HomeFinancial planningHealth and well beingSenior Safety

November 6, 2019

How To Make your Home Wheelchair Accessible

According to DisabledWorld.com there are close to two million wheelchair users and scooter riders in the U.S. who live independently, with family members. or with the service of caretakers in their homes. Living at home is often the first choice for households who have a mobility-challenged family member. Many seniors find "aging in place" a far more attractive option than moving to a residential care center. The majority of wheelchair users are seniors. The problem is that older homes typically have not been designed for wheelchair users. Even though public buildings must be compliant with the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA), not all new home construction factors in accessibility features.

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Financial planningHealth and well being

April 3, 2019

Medicare Demystified: A Guide for Senior Shoppers

Medicare is a rite of passage for American seniors. It’s a valuable source of insurance at a time when our income and health can be uncertain or unstable. The majority of us are automatically eligible for Medicare around the time we retire — at age 65. However, Medicare has options and choices, and these may not be clear upon first glance.

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Financial planning

August 27, 2018

How Seniors Can Maximize Social Security Benefits

Are you nearing retirement age? Have you become disabled? You might not know whether you could receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or if you should just go ahead and get your Social Security retirement underway. 

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Accessible HomeFinancial planning

February 18, 2017

Canadians! Get $1,500 towards Accessible Renovations with HATC

THIS INFORMAITON HAS BEEN UPDATED - SEE NEW POST 

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Accessible HomeFinancial planning

December 2, 2016

Ontario’s Healthy Homes Renovation Tax Credit Still Available

Attention Ontarians! It’s not too late to save money this year.

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Financial planning

October 20, 2016

How to Invest in your Retirement

Canadians are living longer than ever. According to the World Bank, newborn Canucks can expect to live to an average age of 82. This is excellent news for us, but makes planning our finances more difficult. It’s a tradeoff we won’t complain a whole lot about. Nonetheless, this article is to help those of you wondering: How do I keep my nest egg golden for my golden years?

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Accessible HomeFinancial planning

August 31, 2016

How much does a Residential Wheelchair Lift cost?

A residential porch lift is a great way to provide accessibility at home. Wheelchair  lifts make getting in and out of your home easy and worry free, while maintaining independence as long as possible. Yes, of course you would like a vertical porch lift, but how much does it cost? Good question.

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