First-Party or Self-Settled
Special Needs Trusts
In this type of SNT, the person with disabilities is the grantor (trust creator) and the beneficiary. A First-Party or Self-Settled SNT is often used when a person’s own assets or future inheritance threaten the low limits set on government benefits eligibility. By transferring ownership of accounts to the trust itself, savings can be preserved for and managed by individuals who may no longer be able to work or for whom income can be irregular due to health issues.
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