Special Needs Financial Planning for Caregivers

Learn more about special needs financial planning in this article from Forbes. Today there are now 800 Chartered Special Needs Consultants who have earned their ChSNC credential through the American College of Financial Planning. These individuals are the only financial advisors who have been specifically trained and vetted to advise families of special needs family members about financial and estate planning needs.

Pictured: Melissa Weisz, a financial planner at CI RegentAtlantic in Morristown, New Jersey, can relate to what families with special needs children are going through. “I understand the strain on families, I’ve been there,” she says.  Photo: Guerin Blask for Forbes.