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• In-Network ATM Cash Withdrawal - $1.75 after 3 withdrawals (each withdrawal, each calendar month) • Out-of-Network ATM Cash Withdrawal - $1.75 • In-Network ATM Balance Inquiry - $0.75 after 3 inquiries (each inquiry, each calendar month) • Out-of-Network ATM Balance Inquiry - $0.75 • Card Replacement - $5.00 • Expedited Card Delivery - $16.00 • In-Network ATM Denial for Insufficient Funds - $0.50 after 3 denials (each denial, each calendar month) • Out-of-Network ATM Denial for Insufficient Funds - $0.50 • Monthly Account Access by Calling Customer Service - $0.50 after 5 calls (each call, each calendar month) ATM Surcharges: A surcharge is an additional fee that may be charged for using a card at an ATM, or for withdrawing cash only at some point-of-sale machines in retail stores. The surcharge is charged by the owner of the equipment or financial institution supporting the ATM. Banks and other retailers may have varying surcharges. Recipients may avoid the surcharge by accessing benefits at any Hancock, Trustmark or Regions Bank ATM. TANF recipients are informed of benefit prohibitions by use of posters displayed in all MDHS county offices. In addition to the MDHS-EA-303A noted above, benefit use prohibitions are provided to all TANF households via the MDHS-EA-300, TANF Rights and Responsibilities, and the MDHS-EA-312, Personal Responsibility Contract. Benefit use prohibitions are also included in the TANF Approval Notice, the MDHS website, the EPPICard website, and through the recipient’s online account “My MDHS Account”. In addition, County and Regional Directors randomly observe TANF client interviews to ensure that eligibility workers are complying with requirements to explain benefit use and restrictions with TANF households.

i. Indicate whether it intends to treat families moving from another State differently from other families under the program, and if so how (section 402(a)(1)(B)(i) of the Social Security Act) Mississippi will not treat families moving into the State differently than other families under the TANF program. To treat families differently would create an unfair advantage to person moving into the State with higher benefits.