Managed Long Term Care (Update) NY Times: New Standards for ‘Safe’ Loans Business Support for the Family and Medical Leave Act SNAP Benefits Will Be Cut for All Participants in November 2013

Confident Consumer: Don’t take car until loan is final Court of Appeals rules on borrower rescission rights Medicaid Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) in New York State Testimony by the legal Services Funding Alliance at the 2013-2014 New York State Housing Budget Hearing

Medicare 101: What You Need to Know Commentary: How Effective Is the Safety Net? Invitation to a Dialogue: Fighting Poverty Tools for Choosing a Medicaid Managed Long Term Care Plan Empire Justice Testimony at the 2013 NYS Joint Legislative Hearing on the Executive Budget: Human Services

New Job Opening Posted New Rules Help Borrowers Cover Refi Costs 2013 Health Budget Restructures Medicaid Eligiblity Medicaid Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) in New York State

Law Firms Should Drink Java With Caution Is Household Debt Growing for Older Americans? Reliably create System Restore points from the command line with QuickSystemRestore CVS Caremark (Silverscript) Part D enrollment and marketing sanction continues

Tablets 101: Care and feeding A Quick Guide to SNAP Eligibility and Benefits CFPB: Your two cents on student cards and bank accounts “Shifting Gears” States Driving Innovation in Education and Training for Low-Skilled Adults Applying for Medicaid Personal Care Services in New York City – BIG CHANGES SEPTEMBER 2012 (Updated)

Justice Fern Fisher Press Conference for Buffalo CLARO NY boosts legal groups helping Sandy victims Another robo-signing settlement: Lender Processing to pay $121 million Here’s How the March 1 Sequester Would Work Empire Justice Testimony at the 2013 NYS Joint Legislative Hearing on the Executive Budget: Health

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