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What happens when a previously unavailable retirement fund becomes available to the eligible individual (for example, a person becomes vested in a previously excluded retirement fund)?

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What happens when a previously unavailable retirement fund becomes available to the eligible individual (for example, a person becomes vested in a previously excluded retirement fund)?

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Vesting occurs when a person gains ownership of the money in a retirement fund. A previously unavailable retirement fund is not income to its recipient when the funds become available. The fund is subject to be counted as a resource in the month following the month in which it becomes available.

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