Financial Resources for Parents of Children with Special Needs

Financial Resources for Parents of Children with Special Needs

Supporting children with special needs typically goes far beyond age 18 and often is a lifelong commitment. Children with special needs may also have more financial needs than other children, especially if they have complex medical problems or require a …
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ABLE Age Adjustment Act included in Omnibus Spending Bill

ABLE Age Adjustment Act included in Omnibus Spending Bill

When President Biden signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023 spending bill into law at the end of the 2022 legislative session, it included an important update to the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act, or the ABLE Age Adjustment Act . At …
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Contributing to an ABLE Account When an Individual with Special Needs is Working

Contributing to an ABLE Account When an Individual with Special Needs is Workin

Many individuals with special needs must necessarily rely on public assistance and government benefits to help pay for their often-significant expenses. Although family members and friends may be willing and able to help defray the costs of those expenses, doing …
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