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ABLE United continues to help Florida’s disability community save for a better life experience

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Individuals with disabilities have had to face many challenges, when it comes to saving for their future. John Finch—director of “ABLE United”—is here to discuss the state of Florida’s disability-savings program, and how they are leveling the playing-field for this community… “‘ABLE United’, managed by the ‘Florida Prepaid-College Board’, offers tax-free savings- and investment-accounts called ‘ABLE Accounts’; accounts can be used for everyday living-expenses, or for long-term savings-goals. Individuals with qualifying disabilities can take advantage of tax-free earnings—and can save more than two-thousand dollars, without impacting eligibility for ‘Medicaid’- and ‘Supplemental Security Income’-benefits. We want to empower the disability-community to join the more than 10-thousand Floridians who are building a strong financial-foundation for their lives. And, now until June 30th, all new accounts opened will receive a free 50-dollar account-contribution.” Learn more—and enroll today—at “able-united”-dot-com.

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