My Vault is a secure, personal account you can use to explore planning paths and activities, access your saved Estimator sessions, store and share files, and find the links you've saved to your favorite articles and tools.
My Vault is a shared service of Disability Hub MN, DB101, and HB101. You can access My Vault from each of these sites.
A Vault account lets you save favorite pages, do activities and store files on HB101, DB101, and the Hub.
With the MN Employment Professional role, professionals who support people get advanced sorting and management of their files and contacts in the Vault. This makes it easier to organize and track work and support people in the Vault.
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See how work and benefits go together.
See how benefits programs help you when you have a job.
You can make work a part of your plan.
Get the facts about how benefits support work.
Get some tips and resources that make it easier to find a job or career.
Understand the key laws that protect you from discrimination.
Learn about reasonable accommodations and programs that help make work possible.
See how work affects benefits and how to report your income.
Get key information and tips about how work and benefits interact.
Get ideas on what to do with the money you earn.
Discover ways to save up money while working.
ABLE accounts help people with disabilities save money without losing benefits.
IDAs help people with low income save up for a business, higher education, or a home.
PASS helps people who can get SSI save money for a work-related goal.
The EITC lowers federal income taxes for low- to moderate-income workers.
These programs help you find and keep work.
Learn about programs that can help you prepare for and find work.
The Ticket program helps people getting SSI or SSDI become employed.
Learn about how you can work and keep getting the benefits you need.
Read these stories about people getting work and building a better life.
Deanna lived off her SSI, but wanted a job and more money. Read her story.
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True stories about work, benefits, and building a better life.
Watch videos about real people who got work.
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