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The financial burden of autism is real. As a parent or caregiver of an autistic child, you feel it every month with higher out-of-pocket costs and, for many, lower incomes due to the realities of caring for your child. Yet, you can be successful with your money. My book “Autism and Your Family Finances” can help you take control of your money, build wealth and secure your and your child’s future.

A roadmap for financial success

What you need is a roadmap to show you how to successfully manage the money you have and make the most of every dollar. As a certified financial education instructor and parent of an autistic son, I will show you how! I’ve been on this journey myself, and my husband and I have learned how to budget effectively, paid off debt, invested and taken advantage of financial resources available to our son to help pay for his autism services and care.

It isn’t easy, but if you are intentional and apply the learnings from this book, you can make the most of your dollars and be more successful with your family finances, even while dealing with the realities of autism and its related expenses.

What “Autism and Your Family Finances” offers you

I am a big believer that every person can learn to manage money to their best of their abilities (including our autistic children). “Autism and Your Family Finances” covers many topics that are important to parents of autistic children, including:

  • Part I: Financial Foundation
    • Chapter 1: The Financial Burden of Autism
    • Chapter 2: Understanding and Improving Your Money Mindset
    • Chapter 3: Creating a Financial Foundation with Insurance
    • Chapter 4: Navigating the Health Care System
    • Chapter 5: Ensuring You Can Cover Emergencies
  • Part II: Everyday Finances
    • Chapter 6: Using a Household Budget
    • Chapter 7: Paying Off Debt
    • Chapter 8: Investing
    • Chapter 9: Finding and Applying for Autism Grants
  • Part III: Planning for the Future
    • Chapter 10: Estate Planning
    • Chapter 11: Income for Child
    • Chapter 12: Guardianship vs. Supported-Decision Making
    • Chapter 13: Housing and Independent Living
    • Chapter 14: Preparing Your Child for College, Post Secondary Education or Work
  • Bonus Chapter 1: 28 quick money tips to help you make the most of every dollar
  • Bonus Chapter 2: Establish these 6 daily financial habits to make the most of your money
  • Bonus Chapter 3: Financial Goals Guide

How can you purchase “Autism and Your Family Finances”?

“Autism and Your Family Finances” is available from Amazon Kindle. Don’t have a Kindle reading device? No worries – you can download the Kindle app to your computer, tablet or phone and read the book on your device!

You can purchase the eBook via this Amazon link (affiliate link).