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  • What is the ABLE for ALL Savings Plan?

    The ABLE for ALL Savings Plan is a plan available to U.S. citizens nationwide to help those living with eligible disabilities save for qualified expenses and invest for the future in a tax-advantaged account – without losing federal and state benefits (like SSI, SSDI, Medicaid, SNAP, TANF, HUD...

  • What is the connection between the Hawai’i ABLE Savings Program, ABLE for ALL, and the State of Oregon?

    The Hawai’i State Legislature enacted chapter 256B, Hawai’i Revised Statutes, to allow for the establishment of the Hawai’i ABLE Savings Program. Chapter 256B allowed Hawai’i to partner with another state’s ABLE plan. After comprehensive research, an official Request for Proposal (RFP), and...

  • What is True Link?

    True Link Financial, Inc. is a financial services provider that powers the ABLE Visa® Prepaid Card features and services. An innovator in the investment space, True Link has developed specialized fraud-detection algorithms that prevent common types of fraud and financial abuse. By partnering with...

  • What kind of benefits do I get?

    One of the main benefits of having an ABLE account is being able to save for eligible expenses and invest for the future in a tax-advantaged account. The account’s growth is tax-free and you may qualify for a state income tax deduction, depending on where you live. As long as your balance stays...

  • What qualifies as an eligible expense?

    There’s a wide range of eligible expenses that cover most costs associated with living with a disability. Some of these include: living expenses, education, housing, transportation, employment, vacation, job training, career support, assistive technology, personal support services, health,...

  • What type of bank accounts can I add?

    You can connect a checking or savings account.

  • What type of disabilities qualify for an account?

    Any disability that qualifies for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or blindness that developed before the age of 26 is eligible for an ABLE account. Some of the conditions recognized by the Social Security Administration that could qualify based on...

  • When is IRS form 1099-QA available?

    The plan administrator must send the 1099-QA by January 31, so you should receive the form no later than early February following the close of the tax year. You will receive it via mail or electronic delivery based on communications preferences.

  • When is IRS form 5498-QA available?

    The plan administrator must send the 5498-QA by March 15, so you should receive the form no later than late March following the close of the tax year. You will receive it via mail or electronic delivery based on communications preferences.

  • Where can I find my account number?

    You can find all the information about an ABLE account on the Overview page. The account number is at the top of that page. The rest of the information about the beneficiary’s account — including contact info, condition, customization, money allocation, and yearly goal — can be viewed and edited...