For families with special needs, financial planning is not just about securing a future. Their idea behind the planning is to ensure dignity, care, and stability for loved ones. Christian Urbina, CFP® ...

The site takes a decision-framework approach, with side-by-side comparison guides helping families evaluate cruise versus all-inclusive vacations, guided versus independent European travel, and Mexico ...

While every parent’s path to retirement is different, many follow a familiar pattern. You save and invest for your own financial future while setting aside funds for your child’s college tuition, and ...

The generosity of family and friends who want to financially help families with children with special needs can sometimes backfire by costing the family money, according to Rich Yam, a Wealthspire ...

Trustee selection for a beneficiary with special needs presents unique challenges. The decision includes practical considerations: the proposed trustee’s geographic proximity to the beneficiary; ...

Many of us start using our health plan early in the year – visiting doctors, filling prescriptions and managing care referrals – and quickly notice what feels easy or confusing. The first few months ...

There are more than eight million individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD) in the U.S. And thanks to early diagnosis, medical advances and access to healthcare, they, along ...

Medicare Special Needs Plans (SNPs) provide specialized coverage for elderly, disabled and terminally ill individuals who suffer from chronic conditions, need institutional care or qualify for ...

Telford and Wrekin Council plans to create more Send hubs attached to mainstream schools.