Financial

This IRS publication presents basic information about existing tax credits and benefits that may be available to qualifying taxpayers with disabilities, parents of children with disabilities, and businesses or other entities wishing to accommodate persons with disabilities.

The fastest growing age group in the U.S. is over the age of 65, and the number of older adults staying in the workforce after retirement age is increasing. Disabilities and chronic health conditions are common in older adults, but there are resources to help people with physical disabilities overcome barriers to employment. 

If you have a disability, or are a parent of a child with a disability, you may be eliglbe for various tax benefits. This IRS article provides information on disability tax benefits and links to pertinent IRS forms and publications. 

Learn more about financial tools for people with disabilities. 

Retirement can be a time to explore new possibilities or to slow down and fully enjoy the life you spent your working years building. 

Learn how to plan for the future by taking important steps for getting your legal and financial affairs in order.

Consumer. gov provides helpful resources to help you manage your money including budgets, credit, debt, and loans.