Andrew Cuomo

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  New York's worst estate planning failure, ever

  By Bill Coffin  |  May 8, 2013

  Roman Blum died without bequeathing his vast fortune to anyone or anything. How is that even possible?

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  How 10 states are handling unclaimed property

  By Robert D. Laurie, Chester R. Ostrowski  |  March 29, 2013

  The issue of unclaimed property has swept the life insurance industry and the nation. Here's how 10 states are acting on the issue.

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  Pay it forward — way, way forward

  By Andy Stonehouse  |  February 1, 2013

  New York's plan to lock down its pension costs for 25 years might be a brilliant mathematical idea, but critics say it just amounts to borrowing more money in the future.

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  NY finds $665 million in unclaimed life insurance

  By Michael Gormley  |  January 29, 2013

  Shares of the money will go to 89,000 unsuspecting beneficiaries nationwide.

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  The ELNY outrage continues

  By Bill Coffin  |  January 29, 2013

  The ELNY debacle gets one shade stranger as the attorneys representing ELNY shortfall payees are held in contempt.

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  Source: Obama picks Mary Jo White to lead SEC

  By JULIE PACE, Associated Press  |  January 24, 2013

  The former prosecutor will likely bolster the agency’s enforcement profile in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

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  Real politics

  By Stephen D. Forman  |  November 27, 2012

  A working LTCI agent looks at what civic fortunetellers were saying in 2008.

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  Governor Cuomo, I’m calling you out

  By Bill Coffin  |  November 20, 2012

  Governor Cuomo could make the ELNY payees whole if he really wanted to. He doesn't. Why is that?

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  First debate sets up moment of high-risk theater

  By Kasie Hunt and Nancy Benac, Associated Press  |  October 3, 2012

  Health care could dominate the fourth segment of the six-segment event.

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  Where States Stand on Implementing PPACA

  By AP Staff Writer  |  June 28, 2012

  A look at where each of the 50 states stand on implementing President Barack Obama's federal health care overhaul, which the Supreme Court ruled Thursday can go forward with its aim of covering more than 30 million uninsured Americans.