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A big change is coming to ABLE accounts on January 1, 2026. 🎉The age of eligibility is increasing from 26 to 46, which w...
12/17/2025

A big change is coming to ABLE accounts on January 1, 2026. 🎉
The age of eligibility is increasing from 26 to 46, which will open the door for 6 million more people to qualify for an ABLE account. 🙌

ABLE today’s National Outreach Coordinator & Disability Advocate Mark Raymond, Jr. spoke with Financial Advisor Magazine about what this means for the disability community:

“Once people understand how flexible and powerful ABLE accounts are, they’re usually surprised they hadn’t heard about them earlier.”

More eligibility. More flexibility. More financial independence. 💙

12/16/2025

The 🎁 holiday season is wonderful chance to spend time with friends and family and express our gratitude. And it can also be a great opportunity for planning the future. Part of your future, if you qualify, could be getting an ABLE account. Remember on January 1, 2026, the age-of-onset requirement changes from 26 to 46, meaning about 6 million more Americans may qualify for these accounts!

Find out more and compare programs at www.abletoday.org

Maryland ABLE teammates Kelly Nelson and BreAhn Holloway recently represented ABLE today at the (NFB) 2025 Supporter Ce...
12/11/2025

Maryland ABLE teammates Kelly Nelson and BreAhn Holloway recently represented ABLE today at the (NFB) 2025 Supporter Celebration. 💙

We’re proud to partner with NFB as they raise expectations and expand opportunities for blind people across the United States. ABLE today is grateful for NFB’s leadership in connecting the blind community with information about ABLE accounts and the financial independence they can support.

Photo (L–R): BreAhn Holloway, Maryland ABLE Program Coordinator; Ronza Othman, President of the National Federation of the Blind of Maryland; and Kelly Nelson, Maryland ABLE Outreach and Communications Manager

Big news for ABLE accounts 📣The New York Times’ Money Advisor highlighted an important change coming soon: Starting Janu...
12/09/2025

Big news for ABLE accounts 📣

The New York Times’ Money Advisor highlighted an important change coming soon: Starting January 1, 2026, the age-of-onset requirement increases from 26 to 46 — meaning about 6 million more Americans may qualify for an ABLE account. 🙌

As ABLE today’s National Outreach Director shared in the article: “This is a huge change for our community.”

Learn more + compare ABLE programs: https://www.abletoday.org/
Full article: https://lnkd.in/gyjQ787C

12/04/2025

ABLE Accounts are game changing for so many people living with a disability! And they can be used for so many different Qualified Disability Expenses. Follow us to see more QDEs!

🔗in bio to get started on your own road to financial independence!

Today we recognize the billions of people worldwide living with disabilities — and the ongoing work to make our communit...
12/03/2025

Today we recognize the billions of people worldwide living with disabilities — and the ongoing work to make our communities more accessible, inclusive, and equitable. 💛

At ABLE today, we believe financial independence is part of that work. ABLE accounts can help eligible individuals save for the future and pay for disability-related expenses.

Visit abletoday.org to learn more.

11/24/2025

Everyone deserves the chance to save, plan, and build their future while protecting essential supports.

ABLE accounts help make that possible. 💛
See what an ABLE account can do for you at ABLEtoday.org.

11/19/2025

Incredibly great changes coming to ABLE accounts beginning on Ja. 1, 2026! Listen to our National Outreach Director tell you all about the ABLE Age Adjustment Act.

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ABLE today recently attended the National Association of State Head Injury Administrators - Nashia national conference i...
11/19/2025

ABLE today recently attended the National Association of State Head Injury Administrators - Nashia national conference in Portland, Maine — an inspiring gathering of professionals, advocates, and families dedicated to improving life after brain injury.

Our conference team included ABLE today's Eric Ochmanek; Chuck Saia from the NH Governor's Commission on Disability; Lauri Maloney from Ascensus; and Michelle Robinson from Bangor Savings Bank.

Throughout the conference, we connected with leaders across the disability and rehabilitation community to share resources, build partnerships, and explore how ABLE accounts can support financial recovery and long-term independence.

Eric was honored to speak on the ABLE Accounts panel alongside Leslie Quarles from the University of Massachusetts’s Institute for Community Inclusion; Drew Karhan, Ed.D, from San Diego State University’s Interwork Institute; and Chuck Saia.

We’re grateful for the meaningful conversations and energized by the collective commitment to supporting individuals and families impacted by brain injury. We look forward to continued collaboration and progress.

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