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IRAs provide income tax breaks, but the money in them doesn't get any special treatment by Medicaid. If you apply for Medicaid, IRAs in your name are counted as assets. The fact that you would lose your tax break if you tapped into the IRA funds too early doesn't protect them from consideration by Medicaid. Assets, including IRAs, can be removed from consideration by Medicaid in one of several ways.
When you apply for Medicaid, you must disclose all of your assets that can be used to pay for your care. If you do not disclose money that you have hidden under your mattress, put in an out-of-state bank account or invested in an annuity, you are committing welfare fraud, a criminal offense. Be wary of anyone offering to sell you an investment that will âhideâ money from Medicaid.