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means test
A means test is a determination of whether an individual or family is eligible for government assistance, based upon whether the individual or family possesses the means to do without that help.
== Canada ==
(詳細はstudent finance (for post-secondary education), legal aid, and "welfare" (direct transfer payments to individuals to combat poverty). They are not generally used for primary education and secondary education which are tax-funded. Means tests for public health insurance were once common but are now illegal, as the ''Canada Health Act'' of 1984 requires that all the provinces provide universal healthcare coverage to be eligible for subsidies from the federal government. Nor are means tests used for pensions and seniors' benefits, although there is a claw-back of Old Age Security payments for people making over $69,562 (in 2012). The Last Post Fund uses a means test on their estate and surviving widow to determine, if a deceased veteran is eligible for federal funding to subsidize their funeral.
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