Helping families ANd children with special needs is our mission
If you have a loved one with special needs, we know you try to stay current on the issues when you can. A deep dive online can be overwhelming, and the information you find there may be inaccurate. Here are some resources to help.
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How to Plan Finances to Raise a Special-Needs Child
ABLE accounts let the disabled plan, dream and save big—without risking essential federal benefits
The pandemic made everything harder: Financial strategies for people with disabilities
"Wealth improperly distributed can hurt children with special needs, because they risk losing government benefits for their care if they have too much money in their name."
The pandemic made everything harder: Financial strategies for people with disabilities
ABLE accounts let the disabled plan, dream and save big—without risking essential federal benefits
The pandemic made everything harder: Financial strategies for people with disabilities
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"As COVID-19 has altered life as we once knew it, conversation regarding Americans’ health and financial security has dramatically increased. Amid all this chatter, however, there’s one group that’s often overlooked: people with disabilities and special needs."
ABLE accounts let the disabled plan, dream and save big—without risking essential federal benefits
ABLE accounts let the disabled plan, dream and save big—without risking essential federal benefits
ABLE accounts let the disabled plan, dream and save big—without risking essential federal benefits
"Most people take being able to save money for granted.
But for people with a disability, whether developmental or physical, a previous $2,000 limit meant not being able to plan and save for a house, a car or a vacation."