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Indiana Exemptions Summary:HomesteadReal or personal property used as residence to $22,750 (husband and wife may double); 
Property held as tenancy by the entirety may be exempt against debts incurred by only one spouse
Vehicle ExemptionNo specific exemption
Personal PropertyHealth aids
$350 of any intangible personal property, except money owed to you
Health or medical savings accounts under state or federal law.
Education or college savings accounts under IRC 529 or 530, contributions made at least 1 year before filing.
Wild Card$12,100 of any real estate or tangible personal property
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