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(ii) The catastrophe was declared by the President to be a major disaster for purposes of the Disaster Relief Act of 1974;

(iii) The person, or couple, stopped living in the home because of the catastrophe and, within 30 days after the catastrophe, began to receive the support and maintenance; and

(iv) The person, or couple, received the support and maintenance while living in a residential facility, including a private home, maintained by another person.

(24) Any amount refunded from any public agency, if paid on the purchase of food or the satisfaction of real property levies.

(25) One-third of support payments made to or for a blind or disabled child by an absent parent. (26) Interest income accrued to a: (a) Bank account during the period under consideration, such as a checking, savings, or money market account;

(b) Dedicated bank or other financial institution account that is considered an excludable resource because it is unavailable, such as an escrow account for a security deposit; or

(c) Keogh account, individual retirement account (IRA), or other private retirement account that is countable as a resource.

(27) Interest payments received for a mortgage, promissory note, or other loan. (28) Refund of taxes on income, property, food, or other items already paid. (29) Proceeds of a loan received by an individual as the borrower. (30) Payments received from a trust, if the trust is countable as a resource.