Foster Youth Earned Benefits Protection for Success Act; enact.

SB 2571 requires Mississippi's child protection agency to check within 60 days of a child entering foster care whether they qualify for federal benefits (like Social Security survivors' benefits), and to apply for those benefits on their behalf. It mandates the agency to manage these funds in special accounts (e.g., ABLE accounts) and create a "Success Sequence Savings Plan" allowing youth to access portions of conserved benefits upon reaching milestones like high school graduation, obtaining a driver's license, or enrolling in postsecondary education. The agency must provide annual accountings, ensure funds aren't used for general care costs, and release remaining funds to the youth at age 18 or upon aging out of foster care. This directly affects all Mississippi foster youth by securing their earned federal benefits and providing structured financial support for independence.