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>A Minnesota millionaire was able to receive more than $6,000 in taxpayer-funded food stamps after qualifying through a little-known state rule, highlighting how eligibility for the program can extend beyond traditional income limits. Rob Undersander, a retired engineer who volunteers helping seniors navigate government benefits, applied for assistance in 2016 in Stearns County despite exceeding standard asset thresholds and was approved within weeks. He went on to receive payments for 19 months, totaling more than $6,000, after being issued a domestic violence services brochure - a basic informational pamphlet that counted as a qualifying benefit under Minnesota state rules.
Archive: https://archive.today/Cz83u
From the post:
>>A Minnesota millionaire was able to receive more than $6,000 in taxpayer-funded food stamps after qualifying through a little-known state rule, highlighting how eligibility for the program can extend beyond traditional income limits.
Rob Undersander, a retired engineer who volunteers helping seniors navigate government benefits, applied for assistance in 2016 in Stearns County despite exceeding standard asset thresholds and was approved within weeks.
He went on to receive payments for 19 months, totaling more than $6,000, after being issued a domestic violence services brochure - a basic informational pamphlet that counted as a qualifying benefit under Minnesota state rules.
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