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e. Stocks, bonds, Treasury Bills, certificates of <br />deposit, money market funds and other investment <br />accounts. <br />f. Assets, which although owned by more than one <br />person, allow unrestricted access to any member of <br />the family. For example, there are multiple <br />account holders of which one or more are member(s) <br />of the household. <br />g. Individual Retirement and Keogh Accounts including <br />those where participation in such retirement <br />savings accounts is voluntary and the holder has <br />access to the funds, even though a penalty may be <br />assessed. <br />h. Company Retirement and Pension Funds if any member <br />of the family has access to the asset as follows: <br />(1) While a person is employed, include only the <br />amount the family member can withdraw without <br />retiring or terminating employment. <br />(2) At retirement or termination of employment, <br />include the lump-sum benefit to be received <br />(if payments are periodic, such benefits will <br />be included as income). <br />i. Lump-sum receipts including inheritances, capital <br />gains, one-time lottery winnings, cash from sale <br />of assets, Social Security and SSI lump sum <br />payments, insurance settlements (including <br />payments under health and accident insurance and <br />worker’s compensation), settlement for personal or <br />property losses, and other claims. <br />j. Personal property held as an investment including <br />but not limited to gems, jewelry, coin <br />collections, art, or antique cars. <br />k. Cash value to life insurance policies. <br />l. Assets disposed of for less than fair value - If a <br />family disposed of an asset (value of $1,000 or <br />more) for less than fair market value during the <br />two (2) years preceding the effective date of the <br />certification or re-certification, the following <br />shall be computed: <br />Rules and Regulations <br />-29- <br />0010ARslh-TBRA <br />11/01/2007 <br /> <br />