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Pie chart illustrating the 50/30/20 budgeting rule: 50% for needs, 30% for wants, and 20% for savings

Budgeting with the 50/30/20 Rule

A simple way to take control of your money. Let’s be honest: Budgeting can feel like a four-letter word.  For some of us, it’s a routine part of life. For others, simply hearing the word makes us want to run in the opposite direction.  The truth is, budgeting is personal. And whether you’re already pretty …

Two piggy banks representing financial savings for people with disabilities, each next to stacks of coins. The left bank shows a wheelchair symbol; the right shows an accessibility icon.

What is an ABLE account?

An ABLE account is an often-overlooked tax-advantaged investment account for people with disabilities. If you receive government benefits, these accounts can be a great way to avoid running afoul of needs-based asset limits.  But even if you’re not on SSI, SNAP or Medicaid, you can use an ABLE account to invest for your future — …

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