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About the National Association of State Treasurers

ABLE Savings Plans Network (ASPN)

Empowering people with disabilities and their families to save for the future, while protecting eligibility for public benefits

ABLE plans change the way individuals with disabilities and their families build financial wellness today and plan for a bright financial future by empowering saving and investing for the added expenses that come with having a disability, while preserving access to federal means-tested benefits.

ABLE accounts foster person-centered independence, build self-reliance, encourage employment and improve quality of life.

The ABLE Savings Plans Network Empowers Members to:

ABLE Resources

2025 ASPN Executive Board

Officers
Bette Ann Mobley, Chair & Director, Maryland ABLE 
John Finch, Jr., Vice Chair & Director, ABLE United
Anita Kelley, Treasurer & Director of Savings Division, State of Alabama Treasurer’s Office

Stacy Garrity, Past Chair & Pennsylvania State Treasurer

At-Large board members
Kenyatta Chandler, Director of STABLE Account, Ohio Treasurer of State
Brittaney Chipley, AZ ABLE Executive Director, Arizona
Alisa Ferguson, Associate Counsel, Virginia 529 and ABLENow
Linda Fernandez, Director, Educational Opportunities and Investment, Texas
John Hedges, Deputy General Counsel at Kansas State Treasurer’s Office
LaKesha Page, Director of College Savings and ABLE TN, Tennessee Treasury
Stacy Pfeifer, Director, Enable Savings Plan, Nebraska
Jeremy Rogers, Director, NY 529 and ABLE Programs, New York, Deputy General Counsel at Kansas State Treasurer’s Office

ABLE today, launched by the National Association of State Treasurers Foundation (NAST Foundation) in 2022, is a national awareness and educational initiative aimed at advancing financial empowerment and community inclusion for people with disabilities through ABLE accounts. ABLE today supports a collaborative, national effort for expanding outreach for ABLE Programs to the disability community and establishing partnerships to promote the positive impacts of ABLE accounts. For more ABLE information or to partner with ABLE today, please visit www.abletoday.org or contact the ABLE today team at info@abletoday.org

“Having an ABLE account now means financial security. I just put a down payment on an accessible vehicle with the money I saved in my ABLE account. I don’t know what I would do without ABLE.”

— Wendy, Illinois, Young adult professional with Cerebral Palsy

Network Highlights

National ABLE Savings Day

August 14th marks ABLE Savings Day! People involved in ABLE savings plans across the country share the value and importance that these plans bring to people living with disabilities.