⦁ Homestead exemption. Up to $125,000 of the equity in your home, condo, or mobile home. Married couples cannot double the homestead exemption for a single home. (§27-101)

⦁ Personal property. Appliances, furnishings, goods, clothing, books, crops, animals, and musical instruments up to $2,500 total; bank deposits up to $700; various livestock; specific amounts of coal, heating oil, and firewood; growing crops up to $5,000; health aids; jewelry up to $500; wedding ring; personal injury and wrongful death recoveries and lost future earnings for you or someone you depend on; stove; heating unit; refrigerator; freezer; water heater; sewing machine. (§12-2740)

⦁ Motor vehicle exemption. Up to $2,500 of equity in a car, van, motorcycle, truck, SUV, or another motor vehicle. (§12-2740)

⦁ Pensions. Municipal employees (§24-5066); other pensions (§12-2740(19)(J)); self-directed retirement accounts (such as IRAS, Roth IRAs, and Keoghs), but only those contributions that you made at least one year before filing (§12-2740(16)); state employees (§3-476); teachers (§16-1946). (For more information about tax-exempt retirement accounts (including 401(k)s, 403(b)s, profit-sharing and money purchase plans, SEP and SIMPLE IRAs, and defined benefit plans),

⦁ Public benefits. Aid to the blind, aged, and disabled and general assistance (§33-124); crime victims’ compensation needed for support (§12-2740(19)(E)); Social Security needed for support (§12-2740(19)(A)); unemployment compensation (§21-1367); veteran’s benefits needed for support (§12-2740(19)(B)); workers’ compensation (§21-681).

⦁ Tools of trade. Tools and books used in your trade or profession up to $5,000. (§12-2740(2))

⦁ Insurance. Annuity contract benefits up to $350 per month (§8-3709); disability benefits that supplement life insurance or an annuity contract (§8-3707); disability or illness benefits if you need them for support (§12-2740(19)(C)); fraternal benefit society benefits (§8-4478); group life or health benefits (§8-3708); health benefits up to $200 per month (§8-4086); life insurance proceeds for someone you depended on (§12-2740(19)(H)); life insurance proceeds if the contract states that the proceeds cannot be used to pay the beneficiary’s creditors (§8-3705); life insurance proceeds if the beneficiary is not the insured (§8-3706); unmatured life insurance contract, other than a credit life insurance contract (§12-2740(18)).

⦁ Miscellaneous. Alimony and child support. (§12-2740(19)(D))

⦁ Wildcard. $400 of any property, plus any unused exemption for motor vehicles, tools of the trade, jewelry, household furniture, appliances, clothing, and crops up to $7,000. (§12-2740(7))