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Burial funds are an identifiable fund set aside for a client’s burial costs.
Burial funds cannot be excluded if they are commingled with nonburial-related assets.
Burial funds means a prepaid funeral contract or burial trust with a funeral home or burial association which is for the person's burial expenses.
Burial funds can be moved to different accounts or financial institutions without being considered redesignated if the applicant or recipient can demonstrate the amount that was principal from that which was earnings, and these amounts are consistent in the new account or financial institution.
Burial funds of up to one thousand five hundred dollars each, plus earnings on excluded burial funds held for the individual and the individual's spouse are excluded from the date of application.
Burial funds mixed with other resources are treated as non-excluded resources.
Burial funds may consist of revocable burial accounts, revocable burial trusts, other revocable burial arrangements including the value of installment sales contracts for burial spaces, cash, financial accounts such as savings or checking accounts, or other financial instruments with definite cash value, such as stocks, bonds, the cash surrender value of life insurance not excluded under subsection 3a below, or certificates of deposit.
Burial funds can be designated retroactively, back to the first day of the month the client intended the funds to be set aside.
Burial funds, not including added interest or dividends, or both, as defined and allowed for eligibility under the medical assistance program or its successor.
Burial funds must be clearly designated for the client's or spouse's burial, cremation, or other burial-related expenses.