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In 1992, federal policy for cash welfare allowed families to exempt $1,500 in vehicle value from the asset limit.
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Publication Date: 01-SEP-07 |
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Full Article Title: In 1992, federal policy for cash welfare allowed families to exempt $1,500 in vehicle value from the asset limit.(numbers in the news)(Brief article) |
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In 1992, federal policy for cash welfare allowed families to exempt $1,500 in vehicle value from the asset limit. By 2003, 29 states allowed exemption for at least one vehicle. Only 3 states exempted the entire value of a vehicle from food stamp eligibility during the late 1990s, but...
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