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20.Payments received under the Trade Re-Adjustment Act (TRA). These payments are an extension of unemployment benefits and are considered countable unearned income.
21.Kentucky Wilson-Fish payments received by refugees.
22.Adoption Subsidy payments.
23.Voluntary Separation Incentive payments.
24.Student Conservation Association (SCA) payments.
25.Gift Cards received on an ongoing basis, as a method of payment for services rendered, or given in exchange for other types of income, such as child support.
26.If the household receives payments to meet expenses on a recurring or regular basis from the same source for more than three months, but claims the payments are loans, the provider of the loan may complete and sign form PAFS-73, Verification of Contributions-Loans-Roomer/Boarder Status or sign a written statement. A written statement from the provider of the loan is acceptable if it includes the offer and acceptance along with the complete terms of the loan and consideration. If form PAFS-73 is not completed and signed, showing that repayments are being made or that payments will be made in accordance with an established repayment schedule, consider the money as income to the household.
27.Community Integrated Services (CIS) is a type of State Supplementation that is countable, as it is not a reimbursement.
28.Interest Income.
29.Veterans Administration (VA) Aid and Attendance.