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We ask you to help us in ranking in numerical order the top three policy proposals that should comprise the AABC State Legislative Agenda. Please add anything we have not addressed.

1. Alabama should adopt measures to limit predatory lending practices such as payday lending and auto title pawn transactions.
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2. Alabama should adopt measures to removal the state sales tax from grocery purchases.
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3. Alabama should create an Affordable Housing Trust Fund to increase the availability of safe, affordable and adequate housing for its citizens.
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4. Alabama should enact enabling legislation that would allow state resources to be used to match savings in Individual Development Accounts.
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Balancing act is needed

Bills to offer incentives for economic development have been on a fast track in the opening days of the 2012 Alabama legislative session.

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Alabama Gets an "F" grade from CFED

AABC is the lead state agency for CFED’s (Center For Enterprise Development) “Assets and Opportunity Network. “ CFED recently published its “2012 Asset Score Card” where Alabama received a grade of “F.”

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A Housing Trust Fund in Alabama

The Low Income Housing Coalition of Alabama (LIHCA) is supporting legislation that will increase housing opportunities in Alabama for working families, people with disabilities, veterans, and the aging population. With the leadership of Representative Patricia Todd, we have a bill that will create a state Housing Trust Fund, but we need your help. Please join us in our support of the Housing Trust Fund bill, described below.

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