Do you know what it is?
You are likely already using Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) with many of the accounts you access online. MFA is a security measure that many websites now require: you enter your username and password, then receive a code via email or text. That code must be input before you can continue into the website.
In March 2025, Account Owners and/or Authorized Individuals will be required to authenticate via MFA before accessing the secure website to manage their IL ABLE Accounts. few more steps will give you added security!
What do Account Owners and Authorized Individuals need to do now?
If you are managing the IL ABLE Account online, log in now to check that the phone number associated with the Account is an up-to-date cell phone number that can receive the MFA code.
Not accessing the Account Online? Then you’re missing out on a reduced Annual Account Maintenance fee you could get by signing up for E-Delivery of confirmations and statements. Follow these steps to get started managing the IL ABLE Account online.
- Visit illinoisable.com and select “Login” in the upper-right corner of your screen.
- On the “Login” page, click on “Create a username and password”. Input the Account number and the Account Owner’s Social Security Number and ZIP Code to establish Account online Account management access.
- Select E-Delivery in Step 2 after you authenticate the Account.
Explore IL ABLE Resources
Learn what an IL ABLE disability savings Account is, who is eligible, how to open an Account, and how it can help you save for qualified disability-related expenses while protecting important benefits.
- Learn About ABLE Accounts
- Read the ABLE Plan Disclosure Booklet
- Compare ABLE Investment Options
- Open an ABLE Account
- Request an IL ABLE Presentation by emailing Rosemary Laudani at rlaudani@illinoistreasurer.gov.
For assistance, call 888-609-8683 Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm CT, or email il.clientservice@savewithable.com. Support is available in multiple languages and for callers who are deaf or hard of hearing.