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How to Save for a Disabled Loved One

Planning ahead financially for a family member with special needs can be difficult. As an adult with special needs, if you have more than $2,000 in savings, you can potentially lose out on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits and Medicaid. We know this is not a lot of money, so let us share some ways you can save for your disabled loved one while protecting their future eligibility for benefits.
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Getting Out of Debt in 2018

Individuals who resolve to get out of debt in 2018 will likely find that putting the resolution into action can be overwhelming. We completely understand the difficulty, as getting out of debt is easier said than done. You might have questions such as: “Where do I start? What resources are available to me? Who do I consult?”