ABLE To Save When Your Child Is Disabled?

Is $2,000 enough for you to survive at any given time?

The answer is probably “no…” 

And yet – disabled people who receive SSI and Medicaid benefits cannot have more than $2,000 in assets or they risk losing them.

That’s why we’re talking about ABLE accounts with Kelly Nelson from Maryland ABLE.

We’ll walk through how families use ABLE accounts to support financial autonomy and avoid common, yet costly mistakes.

Many families don’t realize what can risk Medicaid and SSI benefits:

• A cash gift or inheritance 

• Money saved in a savings account

• SSI backpay

ABLE accounts are one of the simplest tools families can use to save, spend, and teach financial literacy without immediately risking benefits.

Join us for free for a live conversation with Kelly Nelson:

📅 March 31, 2026

⏰ 12pm EST

📍 Live on Zoom

ABLE To Save For Your Neurodivergent Child's Future

Join us for free.

Leave with a clear understanding of how to open an ABLE account, fund it with money you're already spending, and use it to save for your child's future needs - without putting their SSI or Medicaid at risk. 

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