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What Asset Transfers Will Disqualify You From Medicaid? Are you curious about how asset transfers can impact your eligibility for Medicaid? In this informative video, we'll explain everything you need to know about asset transfers and Medicaid qualification. We'll start by discussing what types of transfers can lead to disqualification and how the five-year look-back period works. You'll learn about the importance of fair value transfers and which gifts or property transfers might cause delays in qualifying for benefits. We’ll also cover transfers to non-exempt individuals, such as certain family members, and explain how the rules differ for assets placed into irrevocable trusts. Additionally, we’ll highlight exemptions that can help you avoid penalties, such as transfers to spouses, disabled children, or properly structured trusts made more than five years before applying. Recent changes in some states, like California, are also discussed, including how timing can influence penalties. We’ll share practical tips on spending down assets legally and the importance of transparency and fairness in Medicaid’s application process. Whether you're planning your future or assisting a loved one, understanding these rules can help you avoid surprises and plan wisely. Join us for this essential guide and subscribe to our channel for more helpful legal insights on Medicaid and asset planning.

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