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In late March 2026, ABLEnow will transition recordkeeping services to Ascensus. The transition will deliver lower fees, a modernized online platform, and continued professional administration. Learn more. ablenow.com/blog/articles/…

"The updated [ABLE] age limit acknowledges the reality that disability doesn’t follow neat timelines. Neither should access to savings, investment growth, or financial dignity." livingwithamplitude.com/able-accounts-…

"The expanded ABLE rules are a big deal because they let more people with disabilities save money without risking their benefits." Learn more. marketwatch.com/story/14-milli…

In 2026, more people than ever could qualify for an ABLE account! Learn more. money.com/able-accounts-…

In late March 2026, ABLEnow will transition recordkeeping services to Ascensus. The transition will deliver lower fees, a modernized online platform, and continued professional administration. Learn more. ablenow.com/blog/articles/…

💥 At WWIA, we value partners who support our mission and seek to improve the quality of life for America’s combat-wounded Veterans. That’s why we’re excited and grateful to have ABLEnow as a sponsor of the WWIA Podcast. @ABLEnowVA is serving our community by helping bring important financial resources to those with disabilities. ABLEnow is a national savings program for people with disabilities, designed to help you save and invest without risking critical benefits like SSI or Medicaid. It’s available in all 50 states and Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) accounts can be used for everyday and long-term needs, such as housing, transportation, health care, assistive technology, education, and more. ❓Why does this matter for wounded Veterans? Many Veterans live with service-connected disabilities that impact both their health and financial security. ABLEnow offers a tax-advantaged way to plan for the future, with funds that grow tax-free and can be withdrawn tax-free for qualified disability expenses. 🚨 Big News for 2026! Here’s the exciting news! As of January 1st, 2026, eligibility has now expanded! If the onset of your disability occurred before age 46, you may qualify—opening the door so you and your family can experience the advantages of ABLEnow. 👉 Take Action! If you’re a wounded Veteran—or care for one—learn more at ABLEnow.com to check eligibility and start planning for a more secure future today. #WWIA #ABLEnow

👏🏻 Our event Hosts play a vital role in our mission to bring healing and restoration to our combat-wounded Veterans. Their selfless generosity and hard work behind the scenes truly set the stage for a memorable and life-changing time in the field, on the water, or around the dinner table or campfire. On the latest episode of the WWIA Podcast, WWIA Founder and CEO, John McDaniel welcomes one of our remarkable and long-standing event Hosts to the show, Mr. Bruce Schreiner. Bruce is the co-host of the North Dakota Wild Pheasant Hunt, in Garrison, ND. This is a memorial event dedicated to Bruce’s brother Glenn, who also hosted the event and had a deep reverence and respect for Veterans until his passing in 2019. Bruce has lived in Garrison his entire life and has three children and five grandchildren. He doesn’t just live in the community, he is an active part of it, having had a wonderful career at Garrison State Bank & Trust for 38 years retiring in 2021 as President. He’s also been a member of the Garrison Fire Department & Rescue Squad since 1984, serving as Chief from 1993 until 2025, and is also active in the State Firefighters Association. He further serves on the local Chamber of Commerce, Garrison Area Improvement Association and Better Living for Garrison. His family are fourth generation farmers, and his two nephews now operate the family farm, carrying on a proud and storied tradition. This is a wonderful episode that we're honored to share with you. You can listen and download this latest episode on our website (buff.ly/3Vb9bR3) or by going to your favorite podcast service, such as iTunes, Spotify, etc. Be sure to share the podcast with your friends and family, and if you're enjoying the podcast, please leave us a review! If you'd like to comment on the podcast or have an idea for a future episode, drop us an email at: podcast@wwiaf.org. 🎙️ 💜 This episode of the WWIA Podcast is sponsored by @ABLEnowVA. ABLEnow is a national ABLE savings program designed specifically for people with disabilities. It allows eligible individuals to save and invest money in a tax-advantaged account without risking certain means-tested benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. ABLEnow is available nationwide and serves eligible individuals in all 50 states. Learn more about ABLEnow: buff.ly/S82kMyI #WWIA #WWIAPodcast #ABLEnow

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💥 At WWIA, we value partners who support our mission and seek to improve the quality of life for America’s combat-wounded Veterans. That’s why we’re excited and grateful to have @ABLEnowVA as a sponsor of the WWIA Podcast. ABLEnow is serving our community by helping bring important financial resources to those with disabilities. ABLEnow is a national savings program for people with disabilities, designed to help you save and invest without risking critical benefits like SSI or Medicaid. It’s available in all 50 states and Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) accounts can be used for everyday and long-term needs, such as housing, transportation, health care, assistive technology, education, and more. ❓Why does this matter for wounded Veterans? Many Veterans live with service-connected disabilities that impact both their health and financial security. ABLEnow offers a tax-advantaged way to plan for the future, with funds that grow tax-free and can be withdrawn tax-free for qualified disability expenses. 🚨 Big News for 2026! Here’s the exciting news! As of January 1st, 2026, eligibility has now expanded! If the onset of your disability occurred before age 46, you may qualify—opening the door so you and your family can experience the advantages of ABLEnow. 👉 Take Action! If you’re a wounded Veteran—or care for one—learn more at ABLEnow.com to check eligibility and start planning for a more secure future today. #WWIA #ABLEnow #ThankfulThursday

Kick off 2026 with a chance to win a fully funded ABLEnow account! One week left to qualify. Learn more: ablenow.com/blog/articles/…

Looking for a last-minute gift? Contributions to an ABLEnow account can be used for a wide range of qualified disability expenses that enhance health, independence and quality of life…and anyone can contribute! Learn more. ablenow.com/blog/articles/…

"Another important dimension of the OBBBA is the strengthening of ABLE accounts, which provide tax-advantaged savings for individuals with disabilities." Learn more. blackrock.com/us/financial-p…

Starting 1/1/2026, expanded ABLE eligibility will allow millions more individuals w/disabilities to save & invest with ABLEnow. Were you or someone you know previously ineligible for an ABLE account due to age restrictions? Check eligibility & prepare now: ablenow.com/blog/articles/…

The season of giving is a perfect time to think beyond traditional presents. An ABLEnow contribution is a thoughtful way for family and friends to celebrate the holidays while helping build financial security and independence that lasts all year long. ablenow.com/blog/articles/…

Thanks to @nytimes & @AnnCarrns for this in-depth focus on changes coming 1/1/2026 to eligibility for an ABLE disability savings account. At @ABLEnowVA we are geared up to help more individuals take advantage of the unique benefits of having an account! nytimes.com/2025/12/05/you…

"For many families, [ABLE] accounts mean greater financial independence and peace of mind. They don’t just make saving easier—they empower individuals with disabilities to plan for their futures with greater flexibility and dignity." Learn more. jdsupra.com/legalnews/unde…

"The tax credit for ABLE accounts was going to expire on January 1, 2026, but was made permanent through a provision of [H.R. 1] passed in July." plansponsor.com/draft-of-new-s…

"Recent legislative changes are improving the way ABLE accounts work — with several key updates set to roll out between now and 2027." Learn more. jdsupra.com/legalnews/big-…

"Saving for the future is hard enough, but for families of people with disabilities, it used to be almost impossible. Setting aside more than a few thousand dollars risked losing benefits like Medicaid or SSI. The ABLE Act changed that." Learn more. thecollegeinvestor.com/20310/529a-abl…