For some special needs families, a 530A Account (also known as a Trump Account) may offer a new way to invest for a child’s long-term future. Under current law, eligible funds may later be rolled into an ABLE Account, potentially connecting early investing with disability-focused savings.

Every family’s financial plan is different. Before making a decision, it’s important to consider how a 530A Account may fit alongside an ABLE Account, 529 plan, Special Needs Trust, SSI, Medicaid, and your family’s other financial priorities.

Curious whether a 530A Account could make sense for your family? Ask Valory to learn how it works and what factors families may want to consider.

This content is for educational purposes only. Eligibility, tax treatment, rollover requirements, and program rules apply.

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