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The Role of ABLE Accounts in Financial Planning for Children With Disabilities
An ABLE account, short for Achieving a Better Life Experience, is a specialized savings account designed to empower individuals with disabilities by offering a flexible and tax-advantaged way to save for qualified disability-related expenses.
Create a Letter of Intent for Your Child's Special Needs Plan
A Letter of Intent (LOI) for a special needs plan is a crucial document that outlines the wishes, preferences, and instructions for the care and well-being of an individual with a disability.
Tax Tips for Dentists
As a dental professional, managing your practice, staying up-to-date with the latest technology, and providing top-notch patient care can be full-time. It can seem overwhelming to keep up with your finances and ensure you take advantage of the tax deductions available.
Why Dentists Need A Marketing Plan
The dental industry is very competitive. Dentists and dental clinics compete for patients in their local areas, and there is a constant demand for attracting new patients and retaining existing ones.
Special Needs Trust: How to Build a Plan for Your Family
A special needs trust can help you save money and provide for your special needs child. Know how to set up a special needs trust in this article.
6 Government Programs and Assistance for Parents of Children with Disabilities
Parents can ask for help to provide better care to their loved ones with special needs. Learn more about government programs and assistance in this article.
3 Crucial Questions to Ask Yourself Before Hiring a Financial Advisor
A financial advisor can help you understand and fix your financial problems, However, there are questions that you need to ask yourself before hiring one.
Your Financial Advisor Should Have These 3 Skills and Characteristics
A financial advisor deals with important assets and sensitive information, so you should look for the right skills and characteristics when hiring one.
Retirement Planning Guide for Families Raising a Child With A Disability
Planning for retirement as a parent of a child with special needs can be challenging. Read the article to learn more about it.
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