Learn about the tax benefits, qualified expenses, rollovers, flexibility, and more of ABLE accounts.…

Learn about the Representative Payee role in ABLE accounts, what that designation means, how they can manage an ABLE account, the specific guidelines established by the Social Security Association, and more.…

Scholarships include American Assoc on Health and Disability Scholarship, Microsoft Disability Scholarship, Autism Can Do Scholarship, Nat'l Federation of the Blind Scholarship, Org for Autism Research Scholarship, 180 Medical Scholarship, and ABC Law Centers Cerebral Palsy Bi-Annual Scholarship.…

Uses include health, housing, education, transportation, assistive technology, employment training and support, personal support services, and basic living needs.…

Prior to the creation of Attainable^® accounts, individuals receiving federal benefits were not allowed to retain more than $2,000 in assets, which often resulted in spending down their funds on unnecessary items. With Attainable^®, individuals can now avoid spend downs and save for their actual needs.…

Questions answered include what are the differences among ABLE, SSI, and SNTs, how does one report an ABLE account to the SSA, and can you directly deposit your SSI check into your ABLE account…

Learn why establishing an Attainable^® Savings Account when a child is young will be beneficial to helping funds in the account grow, and how much an investment may be worth in 5, 10, 15, or 20 years. …

Learn how VA benefits and Attainable^® can be used together to improve the lives of Veterans by providing forms of assistance that work well together and helping Veterans pay for services like physical therapy or mental health appointments.…

Learn about the Massachusetts Inclusive Concurrent Enrollment Initiative (MAICEI), including eligibility, dual enrollment, benefits, significance of graduation, participating partnerships, program expansion, and steps to take. …

Learn how you can use the funds in your Attainable^® account, examples of qualified disability expenses, if withdrawals require approval, if you need to prove what funds are spent on, and what happens if you use funds for a non-qualified disability expense. …