Penny Forward Founder Chris Peterson Featured on ABLE National Resource Center’s ABLE to Save Podcast

Penny Forward founder Chris Peterson was featured on a recent episode of the ABLE to Save podcast from the ABLE National Resource Center. Chris feels that ABLE accounts can be a powerful tool for blind people to build wealth that can be used to weather hard times, take advantage of rare opportunities, and support causes we deeply care about. His interview can be heard at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/season-2-episode-6-financial-educator-chris-peterson/id1526004028?i=1000537764761

The ABLE National Resource Center (ABLE NRC) is the leading, comprehensive source of objective, independent information about federal- and state-related
ABLE programs and activities, including guidance on tax-advantaged ABLE savings accounts. Our mission is to educate, promote and support the positive impact
ABLE can make on the lives of millions of Americans with disabilities and their families. Learn more about who they are and what they do by visiting their web site at https://www.ablenrc.org

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