April is #ABLEtoSave Month
During this month-long campaign, you can attend special webinars and gain information about how ABLE accounts can be used to address daily needs, achieve long-term goals and increase your financial well-being!

their families and those who support them to information about the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act and ABLE accounts.
Our mission is to educate, promote and support the positive impact ABLE can make on the lives of millions of Americans with disabilities and their families.
During this month-long campaign, you can attend special webinars and gain information about how ABLE accounts can be used to address daily needs, achieve long-term goals and increase your financial well-being!
If you're an employer, benefits counselor, financial advisor or disability service provider, the ABLE NRC can help you promote the power of ABLE accounts to individuals and families you serve.
Meet our ABLE Ambassadors! Explore their profiles to hear directly from ABLE account owners and family members about why they knew ABLE was right for them, their experience opening an ABLE account and how easy it was to get started saving.
Sarah is saving for transportation, continuing education classes, her YMCA Membership and art supplies.
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Pshon uses ABLE to save for disability-related expenses, including adaptive technology.
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Edward Mitchell is saving for vehicle modifications and accessible housing needs.
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Your financial donation can help us advance the positive impact that ABLE accounts can make on the lives of millions of Americans with disabilities and their families.
For me, an ABLE account was the answer for my son...I may not know what our future holds, but I do rest a little easier knowing that financially I can help him even after I am no longer here to physically help him. The ABLE account is a life saver for us.
ABLE has allowed me to start saving without penalizing or jeopardizing my benefits. Plus, unlike a special needs trust that must be controlled by a trustee or trustees, ABLE gives me – a person with a disability – control over my finances and increased independence.
The first thing to know is that the account is easy to set up. I’m not a financial or a mathematical person. I’m just a mother looking out for her son’s future...The ABLE account is one easy, simple way to get that done. It is one simple thing you can do.