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ABLE Best Practices for Working-Age Adults
Moderated webinar on Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) account owners that highlights ABLE to Work Savers Credit and introducing ABLE to an employer.
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Ready and ABLE to Work and Save
Information to help someone as they consider employment and how an ABLE account can support and enhance financial health and well-being.
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Tool designed to help potential Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) account owners and their families become comfortable with the idea of opening an ABLE account through step by step navigation.
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Tool designed to help current ABLE account owners maximize the benefits of having an Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) account by identifying financial goals and making a spending plan, and implementing financial goals.
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Savings Fitness - A Guide to Your Money and Your Financial Future
Guide for workers to show how saving for retirement can and should be part of one's financial plan, including a series of worksheets to help set up a financial plan.
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Series of financial planning worksheets that help employees make financial plans, including setting goals, establish and track a budget, determine retirement saving rate and reduce debt.
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Website for employees with resources that describe why saving money for retirement matters at each step of the job cycle.
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Payday Lending - Personal Finance Tips
This video shows what happens when someone gets a payday loan but can’t pay it back right away.
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Deaf and Hard of Hearing Resources
Videos and resources in American Sign Language to support individuals who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing manage money and stimulus payments.
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Savings Fitness - A Guide to Your Money and Your Financial Future
Guide for workers to show how saving for retirement can and should be part of one's financial plan, including a series of worksheets to help set up a financial plan.
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Series of financial planning worksheets that help employees make financial plans, including setting goals, establish and track a budget, determine retirement saving rate and reduce debt.
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Savings Fitness - A Guide to Your Money and Your Financial Future
Guide for workers to show how saving for retirement can and should be part of one's financial plan, including a series of worksheets to help set up a financial plan.
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Series of financial planning worksheets that help employees make financial plans, including setting goals, establish and track a budget, determine retirement saving rate and reduce debt.
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Deaf and Hard of Hearing Resources
Videos and resources in American Sign Language to support individuals who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing manage money and stimulus payments.
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Savings Fitness - A Guide to Your Money and Your Financial Future
Guide for workers to show how saving for retirement can and should be part of one's financial plan, including a series of worksheets to help set up a financial plan.
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Series of financial planning worksheets that help employees make financial plans, including setting goals, establish and track a budget, determine retirement saving rate and reduce debt.
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Deaf and Hard of Hearing Resources
Videos and resources in American Sign Language to support individuals who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing manage money and stimulus payments.
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Impairment-Related Work Expenses
If you receive SSI or SSDI, learn how items you pay for to go to work because of your disability may count as a work incentive.
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Medicaid "buy-in" allows workers with disabilities access to Medicaid community-based services not available through other insurers. Nationally, workforce participation among people with disabilities is significantly lower than those without disabilities. Some individuals with disabilities who want to work face barriers achieving their employment and earnings potential because they need to choose between healthcare and work. Medicaid "buy-in" breaks down barriers to employment for people with disabilities. The Administration for Community Living (ACL), Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Department of Labor's Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) are committed to policies and programs that promote and support successful employment outcomes for people with disabilities.
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The Red Book - How do Employment Supports Help?
Learn how employment-support provisions can assist Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) beneficiaries in your efforts to become self-sufficient through work.
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Financial Capability, Asset Development, and Work and Tax Incentives
Website contains resources on financial education, asset development, and work and tax incentives.
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Financial Capability, Asset Development, and Work and Tax Incentives
Website contains resources on financial education, asset development, and work and tax incentives.
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Taking Care of Your Behavioral Health
Tips for social distancing, quarantine, and isolation during an infectious disease outbreak.
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Top 10 Ways to Make the Most of Your Health Benefits
Pamphlet to help workers understand and take advantage of their health benefits.
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Now that you are working, you may decide to look at housing options. Learn about resources that can help you make housing decisions that best meet your needs.
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Accessibility and Employment: What People with Disabilities Need to Know
Resource for employees with disabilities that provides a basic understanding of what accessible workplace technology is—and how to use this knowledge to assess and meet their own needs.
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Explanation of reasonable accommodations under Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) with links to several resources.
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Tips for Being an Effective Teleworker
Tips designed with people with disabilities in mind, but provide information that can be useful to anyone who is transitioning to remote work.
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Ready and ABLE to Work and Save
Information to help someone as they consider employment and how an ABLE account can support and enhance financial health and well-being.
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Savings Fitness - A Guide to Your Money and Your Financial Future
Guide for workers to show how saving for retirement can and should be part of one's financial plan, including a series of worksheets to help set up a financial plan.
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Series of financial planning worksheets that help employees make financial plans, including setting goals, establish and track a budget, determine retirement saving rate and reduce debt.
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Website for employees with resources that describe why saving money for retirement matters at each step of the job cycle.
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OSHA Guidance on Returning to Work
Guidance regarding the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 that protects the safety and health of workplace environments. It contains recommendations as well as descriptions of mandatory safety and health standards.
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ABLE Best Practices for Working-Age Adults
Moderated webinar on Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) account owners that highlights ABLE to Work Savers Credit and introducing ABLE to an employer.
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Deaf and Hard of Hearing Resources
Videos and resources in American Sign Language to support individuals who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing manage money and stimulus payments.
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Ready and ABLE to Work and Save
Information to help someone as they consider employment and how an ABLE account can support and enhance financial health and well-being.
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Tool designed to help current ABLE account owners maximize the benefits of having an Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) account by identifying financial goals and making a spending plan, and implementing financial goals.
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Savings Fitness - A Guide to Your Money and Your Financial Future
Guide for workers to show how saving for retirement can and should be part of one's financial plan, including a series of worksheets to help set up a financial plan.
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Series of financial planning worksheets that help employees make financial plans, including setting goals, establish and track a budget, determine retirement saving rate and reduce debt.
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Website for employees with resources that describe why saving money for retirement matters at each step of the job cycle.
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Now that you are working, you may decide to look at housing options. Learn about resources that can help you make housing decisions that best meet your needs.
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What You Should Know About Your Retirement Plan
This booklet helps workers understand their retirement plan, the information to review periodically and where to go with questions.
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Impairment-Related Work Expenses
If you receive SSI or SSDI, learn how items you pay for to go to work because of your disability may count as a work incentive.
In Collaboration With
The LEAD WIOA Policy Department Center is led by National Disability Institute. It is fully funded as the WIOA Policy Development Center by the Office of Disability Employment Policy, U.S. Department of Labor, Grant number: OD-38977-22-75-4-11.