We are excited to announce the newest AHN Sponsor, Planning Across the Spectrum. They specialize in providing certified financial planning advice and services to those with special needs and disabilities, including autism.
Below you will find answers to many of the common questions they get about planning financially for the future. Watch for more videos to be added!
Are Rental Payments Reportable as Income?
Can I Leave My Home to My Child in My Will?
“What if my child doesn’t have the money for rent, or I don’t want the money they pay me?”
Deciding How Much to Charge for Rent:
Owning a Home with a Disability:
Parents Gifting a Home:
How do Waivers Help Fund Housing?
Why is SSA Asking for Rent?
Find articles on financial planning below:
Special Needs Trust: Reasons to Use a Corporate Trustee
Will Bequeathing a Home or Asset to a Loved One with a Disability Affect Their Benefits?
I would live to learn more about how to assist my adult son when I no longer can.
I would like to learn more about special trust accounts and finding an attorney to help with financial planning.
I would like to learn about housing for an adult child on the autism spectrum who is very high functioning , works part time but would be best served in a community that provides a degree of independence with occasional help with money matters and other life skills.
30-yr-old son with autism and epilepsy really wants to live without Mom. He’s ready, but I don’t know where to start. In Southern NH.
I would like to learn about housing and special trusts account for my 40 year old son with high functioning Asperger’s. He works part time but does not drive. He would benefit from a community that provides a degree of independence with assistance, transportation to work, help with money matters and other life skills. He has always been cared for and lived with me (his mother). We live in Canton, Ohio. He says he would like to live on his own. I don’t know if he is able to or where to start. I need help for my son when I am no longer able.