Finances

Living with a disability can be very expensive. Medical costs, equipment, additional services and programs all add up.

Filing taxes for someone with a disability can be complicated, so we’ve compiled a few resources to help you navigate the 2021 tax landscape.

Today, a new round of stimulus payments is being distributed to help ease the financial hardships many American families have experienced since the onset of the pandemic. Here’s what parents and guardians of people with disabilities should know about stimulus checks sent to their loved one.

As parents and guardians of people with disabilities know, there are many nuances in U.S. tax law that provide significant tax relief for people with disabilities and those who care for them. That’s why we put together this brief guide to help you get started navigating this year’s tax landscape

Helping your loved ones with IDD save for future needs without affecting eligibility for critical programs is now a real possibility for many families and guardians.

For most people, federal stimulus payments have provided a welcomed and much-needed injection of funds during the challenging COVID-19 pandemic.

It’s tax season again! No matter who you are, the process of pulling together W-2 forms and completing required paperwork by the April deadline can be a challenge. For some young adults, it will be their first time through the process – especially those who were hired for their first job last year.