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344 (07/2026) Chapter 2:Eligibility • Section 5: Financial eligibility Job Corps In ONE, Job Corps Payments are coded on the Specific Income screen: • Specific Income Category – Job Corps Payments • Specific Income Type – Job Corps Payments Job Corps payments are treated as follows: • A living allowance payment is counted as earned income. • A readjustment allowance payment is treated as follows:
For all programs except SNAP, this payment is counted as earned income.
SNAP, this payment is counted as lump-sum income. A support service payment for an item already covered by the benefits of the benefit group is counted as unearned income. All other support service payments (including clothing allowances) are excluded. A reimbursement is treated as provided in the reimbursement policy. PIVOT (Partners in Vocational and Occupational Training) is a Job Corps program for participants 17–21 years of age who have had a child by age 17. Treat PIVOT living allowance payments as (1) above. For HSD medical programs, job Corps payments are counted for monthly and annual income. Oregon Administrative Rule(s) 461-145-0290 — Job Corps 461-145-0440 — Reimbursement 410-200-0015 (54) and (55) — General Definitions 414-175-0035 — Specific Financial Requirements Life estate A life estate is the right to property limited to the lifetime of the person holding it or the lifetime of some other person. In general, a life estate enables the owner of the life estate to possess, use and obtain profits from property during the lifetime of a designated person while actual ownership of the property is held by another individual. A life estate is created when an individual owns property and then transfers their ownership to another while retaining, for the rest of their life, certain rights to that property. In addition, a life estate is established when a member of the financial group purchases a life estate interest in the home of another individual. For all programs except OSIPM and MSP, if a financial group is living in real property while a member holds a life estate in this property, the property is treated as a home. In all other situations, a life estate is treated as real property. For OSIPM, for purposes of this rule, the value of the rights conferred by the life estate is established by the Life Estate and Remainder Interest Table, Life Estate and Remainder Interest Table (use the individual’s current age).