WORK INCENTIVE AND CHILD CARE BENEFITS WORK INCENTIVE BENEFIT During the first twenty-four (24) months of Rehabilitative Employment during which a Monthly Benefit is payable, we will not offset earnings from such Rehabilitative Employment until the sum of: (1) the Monthly Benefit prior to offsets with Other Income Benefits; and (2) earnings from Rehabilitative Employment; exceed 100% of the Insured's Covered Monthly Earnings. If the sum above exceeds 100% of Covered Monthly Earnings, our Benefit Amount will be reduced by such excess amount until the sum of (1) and (2) above equals 100%. CHILD CARE BENEFIT We will allow a Child Care Benefit to an Insured if: (1) the Insured is receiving benefits under the Work Incentive Benefit; (2) the Insured's Child(ren) is (are) under 14 years of age; (3) the child care is provided by a non-relative; and (4) the charges for child care are documented by a receipt from the caregiver, including social security number or taxpayer identification number. During the twenty-four (24) month period in which the Insured is eligible for the Work Incentive Benefit, an amount equal to actual expenses incurred for child care, up to a maximum of $250.00 per month, will be added to the Insured's Covered Monthly Earnings when calculating the Benefit Amount under the Work Incentive Benefit. Child(ren) means: the Insured's unmarried child(ren), including any foster child, adopted child or step child who resides in the Insured's home and is financially dependent on the Insured for support and maintenance. LRS-6564-60-1009 Page 15.0