ABLE Account Information & Requested Account Funding Sample Clauses

ABLE Account Information & Requested Account Funding. The beneficiary is eligible for an ABLE Account (has a qualifying disability prior to age 26). The beneficiary has an ABLE Account. The Beneficiary will request ABLE Account contributions from the Trust. • Name of ABLE Account / State Provider: • Exact Name on the Account (Beneficiary Name used): • Account Number: • Mailing Address for Funding: • Required Information (if any) for Funding: • Will the beneficiary or other interested parties be making contributions (Yes / No): ACT for Life Services: Advocacy, Comprehensive Planning, and Trust Services for Individuals with Disabilities Page 6 o If yes, what type of contribution (General or Work) and how much per month / year: • What is the requested Trust funding (General Contribution) per month / yea (this will count towards the annual total of General Contribution limit of $15,000): It is not the duty of the Trust to assure that trust contributions do not exceed the annual General Contribution limits or that the total value of the account does not exceed the SSI cap. It is the policy of the Trust to fund the trust throughout the year – not one lump sum contribution for the year.
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