For ppl under 65, does Medi-Cal only look at income and not assets. My parents at are 50 and I want to have them save a little in 401k/Ira so I’m not their only retirement plan. How will this translate when they’re 65+? They currently work min wage and try to make less to be eligible(I know it’s bad but the extra income isn’t worth the insurance bill).
I’m a college student/dependent so I also don’t want my work-study to affect the medi-cal(I have insurance through school). How will this affect then if I have income?
Thanks in advance!
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For ppl under 65, does Medi-Cal only look at income and not assets. My parents at are 50 and I want to have them save a little in 401k/Ira so I’m not their only retirement plan. How will this translate when they’re 65+? They currently work min wage and try to make less to be eligible(I know it’s bad but the extra income isn’t worth the insurance bill). I’m a college student/dependent so I also don’t want my work-study to affect the medi-cal(I have insurance through school). How will this affect then if I have income? Thanks in advance!
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