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income as the primary payment source while any AG payment will become secondary. 45.3.1. Verification Request provider to send DAP agreement with CSB or BHA. Review contract to see how DAP funds are being allocated. If room and board are being contracted, count the income to reduce AG payment. (Note: If placed by State Hospital, payment will terminate as soon as AG is approved- no greater than three months). Payment for AG can be reevaluated once DAP funds has been terminated for room and board. If individual has ongoing DAP funds for goods and services then process application as regular AG payment.

46. Military Pensions Unearned Income The Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Coast Guard pay military pensions to military retirees and survivors normally on the first day of the month. 46.1. Categories Of Beneficiaries There are three categories of beneficiaries who may be entitled to military payments: • Retiree - A person with 20 years of service who meets the requirements for entitlement; • Annuitant - A survivor who is designated by the retiree to receive benefits upon the death of the retiree under the Retired Serviceman's Family Protection Plan (RSFPP), Survivor's Benefit Plan (SBP), or both; • Allottee - Anyone other than an annuitant of the RSFPP or SBP who is designated to receive money out of the service member's or retiree's check. Entitlement as an allottee terminates upon the death of the retiree. However, an allottee can become an annuitant when the retiree dies. 46.2. Types of Annuitants The RSFPP and SBP annuitant programs pay money to surviving spouse(s) and children. The SBP program also pays: