Association for Autism and Neurodiversity (AANE) – Government Funding & Benefits
Autistic individuals in the United States may be eligible for government funding and benefits, such as SSDI, SSI, Medicaid, or Medicare. Federal and state level resources can provide financial assistance, access to healthcare, and support services. Navigating the various programs and requirements can be complex.
Autism Society – Future and Financial Planning
Many individuals who experience Autism require ongoing support throughout their lifespan. One of the primary worries of family members is financial planning for the future of individuals on the spectrum.
Autism Speaks – Financial Resources
People with autism and their families often have a variety of additional expenses required to meet their unique needs. Many are looking for financial assistance. Autism Speaks has resources and information that can help you with your financial concerns.
Illinois ABLE
IL ABLE Accounts make it possible for eligible people with disabilities and their families to save and invest for expenses related to living with a disability without losing, or losing access to, federal means-tested benefits such as SSI, SSDI and Medicaid.
MEFA Attainable ABLE savings plan
Attainable is the official ABLE savings plan of Massachusetts, sponsored by MEFA (Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority) and managed by Fidelity Investments.
WVABLE
WVABLE is offered by the West Virginia State Treasurer’s Office through a partnership with STABLE Account, a national ABLE plan. Offering ABLE Accounts to West Virginians with disabilities tax-free savings plan for disability-related expenses. Save and invest without losing federal needs-based benefits.
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