Celebrate Financial Literacy Month with ABLE United - Join April's Featured Webinar on Saving and Investing!

Financial literacy is all about having the skill set, knowledge and being well-informed on making decisions about how to effectively manage your money. It’s about more than budgeting for paying bills, and allotting for living, medical, and recreational expenses. It’s about planning for the future and learning about the financial resources available to help you handle your money better. ABLE United is one of those resources and this month they're hosting a webinar that will help individuals with disabilities and their families learn about how to plan for a lifetime of financial well-being. 

The struggle to plan for financial security in the future is a true hindrance for individuals with disabilities. Results from the National Disability Institute’s report on Financial Capability of Adults with Disabilities tell us that people with disabilities are having more difficulty than others covering expenses, paying bills, saving, coming up with funds in an emergency, planning ahead, and effectively managing money. In fact, responses to a survey measuring basic financial knowledge showed that individuals with disabilities struggled twice as much than individuals without disabilities.

April is Financial Literacy month! ABLE United is celebrating by hosting a webinar on how you can save tax-free and invest for you or your loved one’s future. Representatives from Callan, ABLE United’s investment consultants, will help current and prospective account holders understand investing, risk, performance, and the differences between each of ABLE United’s investment options.

Use this link to register for the webinar: 

How to Save and Invest with ABLE United Webinar
Thursday, April 19th 
12 – 1 P.M. EST
Register today!

I opened an ABLE United account for my son a couple of years ago and I am so relieved and excited to be able to save for Richie’s future without being penalized by losing benefits and services. I’m also excited about teaching him about having a stronger understanding of basic financial concepts. If you’re not already an ABLE United account holder, sign up today by visiting ableunited.com – and start saving for a better life experience!​

​Please make sure to use “Sensory17” upon sign-up to receive a free enrollment package. 
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Please note that although this post is sponsored by ABLE United through a Bloggin' Mama's campaign, all opinions are my own.