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Do you have a living will? Have you thought about the possibility that in the event of poor health, that well meaning people may keep you alive in a state that you don’t wish to be in? Have you thought … Continue reading →

You may be in situations where it makes sense to have a power of attorney. If you are up in years, it might particularly make sense to have this in place in case something should happen. Perhaps you should have … Continue reading →

So maybe you know someone who’s mental condition has reached the point where they can no longer work. You may be wondering if they would qualify for disability benefits. Mental Disorders. Social Security has a set of disability listings for … Continue reading →

Maybe you thought you should wait until you were older to consider asset protection. Certainly, if you were facing the possibility of going into a nursing home, your might want to get some advice. But what about now? You think … Continue reading →

That might seem surprising, given the boom in the economy. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics has confirmed the steady decline in accidents and injuries on the job. They have declined for 14 years. This data mirrors the steady decline … Continue reading →

So you applied for Social Security disability and were denied. Should you try again? Disability benefits offer a source of consistent income for you and your family, ensuring you have the money necessary to meet your financial obligations and everyday … Continue reading →

You may be wondering if your situation will allow you to qualify for social security disability. In order to obtain Social Security Disability benefits, you must qualify under the very stringent guidelines the Social Security Administration has put forth. The … Continue reading →

So you may have heard about people who received compensation for pain and suffering in legal cases. However, that doesn’t work in Workman’s Comp claims. Workman’s Comp only pays for economic losses. This means you will not be able to … Continue reading →

As we get up in age, more and more, you start to experience that your friends have unfortunate events. Young people shouldn’t have health problems. But before you know it, we’re not so young. If you haven’t done it before … Continue reading →

It’s been 18 years since the unemployment rate fell below 4 percent. After six months of hovering right around 4 – 4.1 percent, the Labor Department announced the unemployment rate dropped to 3.9 percent in April. An important side note … Continue reading →