A Savings Boost for People With Disabilities

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InvestingA new eligibility expansion could make ABLE accounts available to up to 15 million Americans with disabilities.Millions more Americans with disabilities have become eligible to contribute to ABLE accounts. Dreamstime/TCATribune News Service4/7/2026|Updated: 4/7/20260:00By Emma Patch From Kiplinger’s Personal FinanceKiplinger interviewed Mary Morris, the CEO of Commonwealth Savers, which manages ABLEnow, the country’s largest independent Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) program.

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