There’s a game-changing way for people with disabilities to save. Few are using it
Brian Guay is a young man with a goal.
The 25-year-old from Bedford, Massachusetts, who has autism, works three jobs and saves every paycheck. He is descended from a long line of farmers on his father’s side and says he wants to purchase a farm of his own someday. He’s stashing away more than $1,000 a month toward that end.
For years, individuals with disabilities and their families have been…