Regaining a normal financial life is an essential part of recovery Published by:
Erin McInrue Savage
Troubles with money often persist long after use stops. In our new national survey on finances and substance use disorder, we learned that eight in ten adults who have a loved one with a substance use disorder (SUD) agree that regaining control of one’s finances is one of the biggest obstacles in recovery.
Financial challenges of addiction and substance use disorder: hard truths and real consequencesPublished by:
Erin McInrue Savage
With a nationally representative sample of adults across America, we learned that 82% of people who have a loved one with an SUD say that their family member experienced adverse financial effects due to their addiction.
Seven things you should know about Alzheimer’s diseasePublished by:
Erin McInrue Savage
In honor of World Alzheimer’s Month, we’re sharing seven things you should know about the disease and its effect on those who have it and their caretakers.
Joining forces to support guardianship in America: announcing the new Scholarship to Promote Best Practices in GuardianshipPublished by:
Erin McInrue Savage
As part of our commitment to those who require continuing support from guardians, fiduciaries, and conservators, we are honored to announce the annual True Link Financial Scholarship to Promote Best Practices in Guardianship. The scholarship includes $2,500 to be used for activities devoted to sharing best practices in guardianship, such as traveling to other regions to present best practices at conferences or other organizations; developing webinars to share valuable knowledge; funding trainings to strengthen partnerships; conducting a pilot project; or other, similar endeavors.
True Link partners with STABLE, the nation’s leading ABLE Act program, to offer high-quality payment cards to people with disabilitiesPublished by:
True Link Team
True Link Financial has created the STABLE Card powered by True Link to support individuals with disabilities enrolled in STABLE, the nation’s leading ABLE Act Savings Plan, launched by the state of Ohio in 2016. The card allows account holders to safely access their funds while remaining eligible for federal benefits. These tax-free accounts allow individuals with disabilities throughout all 50 states to save and invest for their futures while remaining eligible for federal benefits.
