ENABLE SAVINGS PLAN | ENABLE SAVINGS PLAN
Savings plan for individuals with disabilities which allows them to save without an impact to their benefits, as part of the State Treasurer's Office.
Clients can open an Enable Savings Plan account at any time if the eligible disability exists at the time an account is opened, and the onset of the disability was prior to the individual's 26th birthday (increasing to 46 on Jan 1, 2026).
Money in an account is used to pay for future Qualified Disability Expenses. Only one ABLE account can be open at a time in any ABLE plan nationwide.
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Physical Address
421 South 9th Street, Lincoln, NE 68508
Hours
Mon 8 am - 8 pm; Tue 8 am - 8 pm; Wed 8 am - 8 pm; Thu 8 am - 8 pm; Fri 8 am - 8 pm;
Application process
Visit website for information or to apply
Fee
- Quarterly charge per account of $12.50 ($50.00 annually) regardless of the number of Investment Options or which Investment Option was invested in; To reduce the fees to a quarterly fee of $10.00 ($40.00 annually) one can establish electronic delivery - Total Asset-Based fees range from 0.00 to 0.45% (no Asset-Based fees for the Checking Investment Option) - Total Annual Asset-Based fees include the amount charged by the underlying fund and the fee paid to manage the Plan including costs for forms, website, processing, legal, and marketing; this fee is incorporated into the price of the Investment Option
Required documents
Varies by service
Eligibility
Open to individuals of any age with an eligible disability; Clients may also be eligible to open an Enable account if: - The client has the conditions identified on the website - The client does not have SSI or SSDI but their condition manifests in the ways as outlined on the SSA website Client does not need to receive public benefits to be eligible; The eligible individual is the account owner and the beneficiary of the assets in the account
Languages
English
Service area
United States
Agency info
ENABLE SAVINGS PLAN
Savings plan for individuals with disabilities which allows them to save without an impact to their benefits, as part of the State Treasurer's Office.