All About ABLE Accounts
What are ABLE Accounts? Established more than a decade ago, ABLE accounts are savings and/or investment options which allow qualified individuals with disabilities to save up to $100,000 without losing
IRS Raises ABLE Account Deposit Limit
Starting this month, individuals with disabilities can accrue more money than ever before in a special type of account that allows people to save without jeopardizing access to government benefits.…
Column: South Carolinians with disabilities are able to save through Palmetto ABLE
Expensive medical care, specialized equipment, assistive technology, transportation services, adaptive housing and more can easily limit savings …
For Assistive Technologies And More, ABLE Accounts Are A Lifeline To Autonomy For Disabled People
Edit Story ForbesLeadershipDiversity, Equity & Inclusion For Assistive Technologies And More, ABLE Accounts Are A Lifeline To Autonomy For Disabled People Steven Aquino Contributor Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are…
IRS Increases Limit For ABLE Accounts
People with disabilities can save more money without jeopardizing eligibility for government benefits thanks to a change in tax rules for the new year. The post IRS Increases Limit For…
Chase Bank Took $2,500 Intended For ABLE Account, Then Wouldn’t Give It Back
The three-month struggle for access to the funds points to how difficult it is to resolve problems with large corporations — especially for people with disabilities and their advocates. The…
IRS Raises Limit For ABLE Accounts
For the first time in four years, the amount of money that people with disabilities can save without jeopardizing eligibility for government benefits is rising. The post IRS Raises Limit…
Senators Push To Expand Access To ABLE Savings Accounts
A bipartisan group of senators wants to raise the eligibility age for special accounts that allow Americans with disabilities to save money without jeopardizing government benefits. The post Senators Push…
How ABLE Accounts Can Benefit Eligible People With Visual Impairments | American Foundation for the Blind | AccessWorld |
While programs such as Medicaid and SSI (Supplemental Security Income) enable millions of people with disabilities to live independently, such programs have traditionally prevented recipients from establishing savings accounts. Any…