
The Two Types of Special Needs Trusts
The purpose of a special needs trust, sometimes abbreviated as an SMT, is to allow an individual who is disabled to still be eligible to
The purpose of a special needs trust, sometimes abbreviated as an SMT, is to allow an individual who is disabled to still be eligible to
A special needs trust, also called a supplemental needs trust, holds and protects financial assets for the benefit of a specified disabled beneficiary. There are
Parents with a special needs child understand better than most people the importance of preparing for the future. When they can no longer financially or
When you have a child or close family member with special needs, you might need to form a special needs trust to plan for their
When someone has a disability, they cannot receive direct financial support from others and remain eligible for certain federal benefits. If you want to ensure
A special needs trust is a vital tool for planning the future of children with special needs. Like all trusts, a trustee manages, on behalf
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