A new state law aims to give Alaskans with disabilities more financial independence, allowing up to 14-thousand dollars to be saved without disqualifying for benefits.
A new state law aims to give Alaskans with disabilities more financial independence.
Governor Walker signed H-B 188, bringing the state under the "achieving a better life experience," or Able Act.
The federal law creates tax-free savings accounts for people with disabilities, allowing up to 14-thousand dollars to be saved without disqualifying for benefits.