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This investment account is 'like a super-powered Roth,' expert says. And 6 million more Americans are now eligible to contribute

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ABLE accounts, offering tax benefits similar to Roth IRAs, are now accessible to 6 million more Americans with disabilities or medical conditions, expanding investment opportunities.

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ABLE accounts are tax-advantaged investment accounts for Americans with disabilities and other medical conditions. Now even more savers can open one.

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