Section 17-1724.1-38 - Other unearned income All non-work related income prior to any deductions and not exempt in section 17-1724.1-39, shall be considered countable unearned income that include, but are not limited to:
(1) Social security benefits include: (A) Early retirement benefits at age sixty-two years or full retirement benefits at age sixty-five years or older;(B) Disability benefits to an individual certified as unable to work because of a physical and or mental handicap;(C) Survivor's benefits to a spouse of a deceased wage earner; or(D) Benefits for children of a deceased or disabled parent.(2) Amount of Social Security benefits being recovered due to an overpayment that occurred when an individual was not receiving Medicaid.(3) Temporary disability insurance payments that are paid more than six consecutive months after work stopped because of a sickness or disability which are not paid by the employer if the individual is no longer an employee of the company.(4) Pension and retirement benefits, administered by the federal, state or city governments, unions, private corporations, insurance or trust companies, and other entities, prior to any deductions, may also be available to children and spouses of retired employees.(5) Unemployment insurance benefits received under a state or federal unemployment law or additional amounts paid by unions or employers as unemployment benefits.(6) SSI benefits of an institutionalized individual for whom the post-eligibility treatment of income under section 17-1724.1-63 applies.(7) Worker's compensation benefits, prior to any deductions, or weekly benefits provided to a surviving spouse or dependent children of a deceased employee due to a work-related death to compensate them for the loss of financial support.(8) Railroad retirement board (RRB) benefits, prior to any deductions, when available to an individual who worked for a U.S. railroad company.(9) Strike benefits, prior to any deductions.(10) Alimony and spousal support payments received.(11) Child support payments received, including child support arrearage payments.(12) Regular cash contributions.(13) Occasional gifts and contributions in excess of $20 per household per month.(14) The dollar value of dividends and interest as returns on capital investments or interest paid on dividends from life insurance, or other sources that are received by an individual, set aside for an individual's use, or credited to an account of an individual from any financial institution, insurance company, or other sources. Haw. Code R. § 17-1724.1-38
[Eff 09/30/13] (Auth: HRS § 346- 53; 20 C.F.R. §§404.1051, 416.1110, 416.1112, 416.1121, 416.1123, 416.1124; 42 C.F.R. §§431.10, 435.601, 435.631, 435.733, 435.735 ) (Imp: HRS §§ 346-53; 386 (Part II); 20 C.F.R. §§404.1051, 416.1110, 416.1112, 416.1121, 416.1123, 416.1124; 42 C.F.R. §§431.10, 435.601, 435.631, 435.733, 435.735 )