People with Disabilities and Their Families

People with disabilities and their families can access resources to support budgeting, saving, financial planning, and long-term financial well-being. IL ABLE accounts can help eligible individuals save and invest for qualified disability-related expenses while protecting certain federal benefits.

Money Management with Access Living

Access Living’s money management classes, also known as its Financial Literacy Workshops, are geared toward people with disabilities who want to improve their credit, learn to budget, save for the future, and increase their employment and homeownership opportunities.

Autism Speaks Financial Planning Toolkit

All parents worry about their children’s futures. But for parents of children with special needs, the worry can be even bigger. Managing your child’s financial future can seem daunting, but having a plan can help ease your fears. This toolkit will provide you with essential information and guidance to develop a plan. The information included comes from top experts in the field. We have also included some personal stories from other parents or caregivers like you.

Illinois ABLE News & Updates

IL ABLE “Achieving a Better Life Experience” accounts help people with disabilities and their families save and invest money for disability-related expenses—while protecting eligibility for certain federal benefits. IL ABLE can be a helpful option for people who want to build savings and improve their financial well-being without risking important support benefits. Funds can be used for many costs related to living with a disability.

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