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Over the course of their working lives, Americans pay payroll taxes into the Social Security fund. Individuals may opt to receive Social Security
People with Special Needs Have Legal Options
Individuals with special needs and disabilities are supported and empowered by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). More options for individuals
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A special needs trust (SNT) is usually set up for a loved one with a disability by the grantor (the person who creates and funds the trust). However,
Don’t Make These Mistakes When Planning for a Disabled Family Member
58 million Americans, five years of age or older, are classified as special needs, making them the country's largest minority group. The majority of
The Number of People Affected by Autism Is on the Rise in the United States
Annually on April 2nd World Autism Awareness Day is honored as part of the World Autism Month observance. The observance includes hundreds of
Keeping In-home Health Care is Becoming More Difficult for Medicare Patients
In the United States, Medicare participants are finding it more difficult to keep their in-home care. There is a new refrain spoken by Medicare home
How to Further Understand Social Security Disability Income
Becoming either temporarily or permanently disabled can have a major influence on your daily life. Projections estimate that Americans in their 20s
What You Should Know About Special Needs Trust
What is a Special Needs Trust? In general, a trust is created when property or assets are managed by a person or firm for another person’s benefit.