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Federal Government is Paying Dead People

By Trusts EstatesProf

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Over a three-year span, the government sent more than $180 million to departed Americans and $230 million to convicted felons who were ineligible for the payments. The White House estimates that $110 billion was improperly paid out in 2009 (including...

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