ABLE United is waiving account fees for another year, encouraging Florida’s disability community to seek financial independence and opportunity. Tallahassee, Fla. (June 20, 2017) – Since its official launch on…
For the second year, ABLE United was proud to support the Family Cafe annual conference in Orlando. The three-day event, now in its 19th year, provides an opportunity for individuals…
Transitioning into a work environment is no simple task. For young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder, it can be unreasonably challenging to find and keep meaningful employment. The Learning…
Independence. Quality of life. A better future. Both ABLE United and Special Olympics Florida are committed to making these a reality for individuals with disabilities. It’s for this reason…
Judy is breaking through barriers and pursing passions. We all desire independence for ourselves and our loved ones. When Judy Radford was born with Cerebral Palsy, doctors told her family…
After championing the ABLE Act, Crenshaw is appointed to the board of Florida’s qualified ABLE program. Tallahassee, Fla. – Former Congressman Ander Crenshaw is the newest appointee to the ABLE…
Exceptional Student Education teacher, Travis, makes the world a brighter, safer place for students. Children need role models. When faced with emotional and mental health issues, they need someone to…
In this blog series, we’re highlighting the top five questions our customer service team mostly frequently receives. In this final blog post, let’s discuss: What happens to the funds after…
Previous posts in the ABLE United Key Question Series include: “What is an ABLE United account?”, “Qualified vs. Non-Qualified Expenses” and “Can I rollover a 529 college…
