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6 Appendix 3300 Change #5-2016 October 1, 2016

Investigation A thorough examination of all eligibility factors.

Irrevocable Cannot be sold or “cashed in.”

Irrevocable Trust A contract in which the terms cannot be altered.

Jointly Owned Property owned by more than one person.

Keogh Account Money set aside for a retirement plan available to self-employed persons. Contributions to the plan are tax deductible.

Lien A claim on property that is pending the payment of a debt.

Lifetime Right/Life Estate Interest An estate whose duration is limited to the life of the party holding it or to some other person. Upon the death of the life tenant (life estate holder), the property will go to the holder of the remainder interest.

Live-in Attendant An individual who resides in a household solely for the purpose of providing medical, housekeeping, or child care services.

Local Conference A conference held by the county department of social services with a recipient regarding the proposed action on his case.

Loans Money given with the intention of repayment.

Lump Sum Money received in one payment rather than recurring payments.

Mass Change Certain changes which are initiated by the State or federal governmental which may affect the entire caseload or significant portions of the caseload.

Means-tested Program An assistance program in which an applicant's financial circumstances are considered.

Medicare A health insurance program for aged and disabled individuals who meet the program's eligibility requirements under Title XVIII of the Social Security Act.

Migrant Farm Worker A person who moves with the migrant stream in order to follow seasonal farm work employment and does not return to his permanent home each night.

Minor Mother A mother below a certain age as defined by a specific program.

Misrepresentation An intentional or unintentional statement giving incomplete, false, or misleading information.

Motor Vehicle An automobile or other vehicle used for transportation. This may include a boat if it is the primary mode of transportation.

Mutual Funds An investment company that raises money by selling its stock to the public and investing the proceeds in other securities.

Name The name of each Food and Nutrition Services household member to be entered in FSIS through the Individual ID assignment process or the Name Change (NC) screen must match Social Security Records. Use the name on the SDX, BENDEX, SOLQ, TPQ, Social Security Card, or Medicare Card. If a discrepancy exists, use the name from the online verification.

Need Standard The amount of money the State determines essential to meet minimal standard of living for a family of a specified size.

Net Profit The income received from self-employment, farming, roomers, boarders, or small business, minus allowable expenses.

Newborn Coverage Automatic Medicaid coverage for newborns based solely on mother's eligibility status.

Non-Public assistance Household A Food and Nutrition Services household in which all family members are not recipients of WFFA, SSI, or a combination of the two.