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Pooled Special Needs Trust: An Affordable Option

2024-10-146 min read

Pooled special needs trusts offer an affordable alternative to individual trusts. Pioneer Credit Solution helps families explore options.

What Is a Pooled Trust?

A pooled trust combines assets from multiple beneficiaries, managed by a nonprofit organization. Each beneficiary has a separate account.

Benefits of Pooled Trusts

Lower Costs

No need to pay for individual trust drafting. Joining fees are typically much lower.

Professional Management

Nonprofit organizations handle investments and administration.

No Age Limit

Unlike first-party SNTs, can be established for beneficiaries over 65.

Smaller Amounts

Ideal when you don't have enough for a standalone trust.

How Pooled Trusts Work

Master Trust

The nonprofit maintains the master trust document.

Individual Accounts

Your funds go into a sub-account for your beneficiary.

Investment Pooling

Assets are invested together for better returns.

Payback Rules

At death, nonprofit keeps remaining funds or pays back Medicaid, depending on trust type and state rules.

Finding a Pooled Trust

Pioneer Credit Solution can connect you with reputable pooled trust organizations. Call 1-888-271-2293.

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