Having a child is always expensive. Having a child with autism can carry even more financial weight. This is because you may need to spend money on doctors, therapies, and schooling. Plus, you might need to consider financially assisting them through adulthood, too. It can be challenging for many families, especially those who don’t earn a high salary. To make sure you don’t struggle, here are some tips to financially prepare for an autistic child.  Stay on Top of Debts  This tip is sometimes easier said than done, but staying on top of debts is crucial. If you owe money, try to create a payment plan that you can afford and that won’t tank your credit score. In general, it’s best to avoid debt altogether.  If you are in debt…