HELP AVOIDING THE BENEFITS CLIFF
The definition of a qualified expense is quite broad.
Virtually
anything that maintains or improves the health, independence and quality of
life of a person with a disability is a qualified expense — so it is
not limited to medical copays and home accessibility modifications.
Dante Allen says he uses relatively small
withdrawals to pay out-of-pocket costs.
He has good
insurance, but it only pays for a basic wheelchair.
To upgrade
to a titanium frame, his out-of-pocket cost was about $900.
He used his
ABLE account to cover it.
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