Opening an ABLE account is simple and can be done entirely online. Whether you're saving for everyday needs or future goals, Hadley is here to help.
To be eligible for an ABLE account, the individual must:
From everyday needs to big plans, your ABLE account can help cover what matters most.
Qualified Disability Expenses (QDEs) are any expenses that help improve health, independence, and quality of life.
If the money in an ABLE account is spent on one of the following Qualified Disability Expenses as defined by federal law, the earnings on the money withdrawn are tax-free.
Rent, mortgage payments, utility bills, or home repairs. Housing is one of the most common ways people use their ABLE account funds.
Doctor appointments, prescriptions, equipment, or therapies. You can even use it for insurance premiums.
Devices and services that assist daily living.
Food and clothing.
Tuition, books, tutoring, and related expenses.
Devices and services that assist in employment.
Public transit, vehicle modifications, and ride services.
Budgeting assistance and financial planning services.
Expenses related to establishing a trust, guardianship, or starting a small business.
More About Qualified Expenses: These categories are not exhaustive. If the expense is tied to your severe diagnosis or disability and helps you live a fuller, more independent life, it counts as a qualified expense. Keep your receipts and documentation for all eligible expenses for IRS purposes.
When you're ready, you'll want to have a few things handy:
It usually takes less than 15 minutes to complete. When you're ready, enrollment takes just a few steps:
ABLE eligibility doesn't depend on income—it depends on how your diagnosis affects your daily life. A disability may qualify if it:
Note: Eligibility is based on Social Security standards; no paperwork is required to be uploaded, but may be requested by the IRS.