Ticket to Work Blog

Check out what's new for ABLE programs in 2018, including changes to annual contribution limits and tax credits that ABLE account owners may be eligible for! ABLE Accounts allow certain people with disabilities to save more money for disability-related expenses.

As you start on the path to employment and financial independence, you may be wondering where to turn for support. Find out how to use the Find Help tool to help you search for Ticket to Work service providers who may provide the services you need to succeed.

The Department of Labor's Campaign for Disability joins us in this guest blog post. They discuss their mission and resources that you can find on their new website. Learn about the successes of people with disabilities in the workplace as you discover supports to help you on your job search.

Check out more questions that interviewers like to ask, and find advice on how to answer them. Having an idea of what types of questions you may be asked and preparing responses may help you feel more confident during your next job interview.

The Trial Work Period is one Work Incentive that helps people who use Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) test their ability for 9 months while continuing to receive benefits. Learn more about this employment Social Security support to help you on the path to financial independence.

Virtual and in-person career fairs give you the chance to meet potential employers, learn about a company and discover job opportunities. Jumpstart your career and make progress toward reaching your work goals by attending a career fair in March.

Throughout March, career fairs will take place nationwide, giving you the opportunity to connect with employers and learn about different career opportunities and learn more about an industry. Head to a career fair this month and meet with recruiters to advance your job search this month!

Access to accessible and assistive technology in the workplace can be considered a reasonable accommodation. Find out how to identify and request your technology needs with guidance from the Partnership on Employment and Accessible Technology (PEAT) in this blog post.

During the January 2018 WISE webinar, we shared advice and resources to help you on the path to financial independence. If you missed the webinar, check out answers to the top questions and find out what financial resources may be available to you.