Resources – a general term representing any form of real and personal property which has an available money value.  The term capital resource is a general term representing any form of real and/or personal property which has an available money value.  All available capital resources, except those required to be disregarded by federal or state law or by DHS or OHCA policy are considered in determining need.  Available resources are those resources which are in hand or under the control of the individual.  Policy regarding this term is located at:

• Child Care Subsidy:
  • 340:40-7-5. Resources, residence, and citizenship.
• LIHEAP:
  • 340:20-1-11. Income and liquid resources.
• SNAP:
  • 340:50-5-49. Sponsored aliens;
  • 340:50-7-1. Resources considered; and
• SoonerCare (Medicaid)[ABD]:
  • 317:35-5-41. Determination of capital resources for individuals categorically related to aged, blind and disabled;
  • 317:35-5-41.2. Miscellaneous Personal property;
  • 317:35-5-41.3. Automobiles, pickups, and trucks;
  • 317:35-5-41.4. Stocks and bonds;
  • 317:35-5-41.5. Purchase of promissory notes, loans, or mortgages;
  • 317:35-5-41.6. Trust accounts;
  • 317:35-5-41.7. Retirement funds;
  • 317:35-5-41.8. Eligibility regarding long-term care services;
  • 317:35-5-41.9. Exclusions from resources;
  • 317:35-5-41.10. Changes in capital resources;
  • 317:35-5-41.11. Maximum resources;
  • 317:35-17-10. Determining financial eligibility/categorical relationship for the ADvantage program; and
  • 317:35-19-20. Determining financial eligibility of categorically needy individuals.
• SSP:
  • 340:15-1-4. State Supplemental Payment plan; and
  • 317:35-5-41. Determination of capital resources for individuals categorically related to aged, blind and disabled.
• TANF:
  • 340:10-3-2. General provisions regarding resources;
  • 340:10-3-3. Home property;
  • 340:10-3-4. Real property other than home property;
  • 340:10-3-5. Personal property;
  • 340:10-3-6. Trust accounts;
  • 340:10-3-9. Family relations as a resource;