When special needs individuals are dependent on a combination of public benefits and financial support from family members or caregivers, their parents or guardians are often encouraged to open ABLE accounts or special needs trusts (SNTs).
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When it comes to planning for the long-term care of special needs individuals, the process to set up and manage a trust or other care
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