How may prompt finance plan management be of use to you?

What makes plan management necessary?

You are undoubtedly well aware of how much time managing your strategy can take. Your NDIS funding will be handled by a plan manager, who will also take care of your invoices and monitor your expenditure in relation to your budget.

You might be asking why you need a plan manager if you already have a local area coordinator (LAC). The NDIS and local area coordinators are connected by them. They help with your plan and evaluations but they are unable to handle your budget and invoicing. Although they are a valuable resource, local area coordinators are only one member of your team.

A support coordinator may also assist in the coordination of your support. Support coordinators are still another valuable resource, but once more, they cannot pay your bills and keep track of your spending.

Plan managers play a crucial role in your team.

Managers of the plan maintain records, pay service providers, monitor spending, handle claims, and oversee NDIS payments.

They assist you in creating a budget and maximising your NDIS funds.

Your plan will still be in your hands. Plan managers are there to support you and assist you in maintaining control; we merely handle the budget so you don’t have to.

To guarantee that planning, budgeting, and reporting are made simple, Prompt Financial Management may communicate with support coordinators.

Prompt Financial Plan Management provides a free introductory consultation to assist you to determine whether you might benefit from plan management.

If you are currently self-managed but are finding this challenging, don’t worry—you can easily transition to plan management without having an adverse effect on your spending or level of service.