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Two links must hold for conventional financial education to be effective. Education must improve relevant knowledge and understanding (financial literacy) and better knowledge must change behaviour. Unscrambling causality from correlation is hard. The best empirical work finds that financial education is not likely to have major lasting effects on knowledge and especially on behaviour. Psychology may be the main driver of what people actually do. Some of the principal cognitive biases potentially relevant to the FSA agenda are procrastination, regret and loss aversion, mental accounting, status quo bias and information overload | Medicare Claims Processing Manual Chapter 30 - Financial Liability Protections Table of Contents Rev. 2480 06-01-12 Transmittals for Chapter 30 10 - Financial Liability Protections FLP Provisions of Title XVIII 20 - Limitation On Liability LOL Under 1879 Where Medicare Claims Are Disallowed - Coverage Denials to Which the Limitation on Liability Applies - Statutory Basis - Dependent Services - Partial Denials Based on Reasonable and Necessary Levels of Care - Denials for Which the Limitation On Liability Provision Does Not Apply - Categorical Denials - Technical Denials 30 - Determining Liability for Disallowed Claims Under 1879 - Determining Beneficiary s Liability - Beneficiary Determined to Be Liable - Right to Appeal - Beneficiary Determined to Be Without Liability - Determining Provider Practitioner or Supplier Liability - General - Provider Practitioner Supplier is Determined to Be Liable - Right to Appeal - Provider Practitioner Supplier Determined to Be Without Liability 40 - Determining Knowledge for FLP Purposes - Determining Whether Provider Practitioner or Supplier Had Knowledge of Noncoverage of Services - Criteria for Determining Practitioner and Other Supplier Knowledge - Criteria for Determining Provider Knowledge - Acceptable Standards of Practice - Fraud Abuse Patently Unnecessary Items and Services - Determining Whether Beneficiary Had Knowledge of Noncoverage of Services - Beneficiary Knowledge Standards - Written Notice as Evidence of Knowledge - Sources of Written Notice - Other Evidence of Knowledge - Advance Beneficiary Notice Standards - Proper Notice Documents - Readability Requirements - Specificity Delivery and Receipt - Defective Notice - Qualified Notifiers - Timeliness - Effective Delivery - Basic Delivery .