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Asked April 2014
What is the time limit for monetary withdrawals when looking for assets
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Apr 2014
Are you talking about the 5-year look back period, when Medicaid will review withdrawals and expenditures and gifts?
04/02/2014 23:07:25
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Apr 2014
Yes
04/02/2014 23:08:22
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jeannegibbs
Apr 2014
Well, there you have it ... five years prior to application.
04/02/2014 23:11:37
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dogabone
Apr 2014
PLEASE,
Don't panic.You need to hide assets.Requires learning how to do it.Sure it's 5 yrs.
If your a person addicted to gambling and gambled it all away that's a sickness and can't be paid back can it lol.
04/02/2014 23:50:07
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Apr 2014
Don't listen to Dogabone.
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Don't panic.You need to hide assets.Requires learning how to do it.Sure it's 5 yrs.
If your a person addicted to gambling and gambled it all away that's a sickness and can't be paid back can it lol.