Helping people with disabilities protect benefit eligibility since 1972
PLEASE NOTE: The funding procedure for new accounts has changed. New accounts can now fund a trust by mailing a check directly to the bank or by a one-time electronic deposit. See instructions.
Join us Tuesday, November 2nd at 1 PM to learn how a pooled trust can help the people you serve qualify financially for Medicaid-funded home care and other community-based long-term care services. Register here.
Helping people with disabilities protect benefit eligibility since 1972
This trust is commonly used when a person on Medicaid and/or SSI benefits comes into a windfall of money, such as from a personal injury lawsuit, structured settlement, or a direct inheritance from the sale of a home.
Community Trust III is a pooled supplemental needs trust (SNT) that is in many ways a hybrid between an individual trust and a pooled trust because this program allows the potential for a portion of any remaining funds to go to other family members once any Medicaid lien is satisfied upon the passing of the trust beneficiary.
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Beneficiaries receive the benefits of a professional trustee with extensive fiduciary and wealth management experience and the cost savings and efficiency of a pooled trust.
Trust funds are invested in a balanced portfolio in accordance with the Trust’s investment policy, which is established by the Trustee and its co-trustee Key Private Bank, a financial institution with more than 190 years of trust administration and wealth management experience.
Beneficiaries also receive the personalized service of a dedicated case manager who provides hands-on assistance with the day-to-day management of the funds and specializes in working with people with disabilities and people living with a mental health diagnosis.
