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by Suzanne Cramer of CareOne Debt Relief Services Medical expenses are listed as one of the top ten causes of debt. At CareOne Debt Relief Services we are hoping to reach out and help those in need develop a plan to manage their debt. Financial education and resources are key components to understanding how to [...]
Tax Credit Available Along with the lazy, hazy days of summer come some extra expenses, including summer day camp. But, the IRS has some good news for parents: those added expenses may help you qualify for a tax credit. Many parents who work or are looking for work must arrange for care of their children [...]
The price of everything seems to be on the rise, except for salaries. Special Needs Parents are averaging 3 private therapies a week with co-payments of $20+ a pop. Gas prices are through the roof, increasing the cost of getting to the appointments. Special diets often means special budgeting. There are sensory toys and tools [...]
A Special Needs (SN) mom is on duty 24/7. Moms of Special Needs kids run ragged dealing with all the added responsibilities. They find it almost impossible to maintain balance and harmony in their hectic lives. There are appointments/meetings with medical professionals, with school staff, with support groups etc. There are the tremendous cost of [...]
The Higher Education Act, as reauthorized by the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA), includes information on the eligibility of students with intellectual disabilities to participate in the Federal Pell Grant, Federal Work-Study (FWS) and Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (FSEOG) programs. Institutions that offer a CTP program can apply to have that program approved so [...]
Mothers of children with autism see their careers disproportionally affected as they confront greater demands on their time, inflexible workplaces and increased medical costs, according to a new study by researchers at Washington State University Vancouver. The study, based on a survey of 326 families in Washington and Oregon, found that slightly more than half [...]
