Mandatory-Living Insurance Policy

July 10, 2010
Memorandum

Scope

To develop affordable insurance plans and premiums to aid those who are seeking retirement supplements. These living insurance policies are designed to provide monthly stipends for those who enroll in these plans. Retirement and healthcare currently exist in unbalanced scale. In retirement we do know that money is fixed resulting from being unable to work to earn more. The manditory living insurance policy seeks to remedy income and accumulation by providing money one can use for anything necessary including rent, car and food.

Conflict

Most 401(k)'s and IRA plans are implemented to provide along with social security money for retirement. Since the stock market has not had considerable gain or since recovered from business losses as this has affected those who have invested for retirement. Social Security along is not enough to survive off of. Of course there is long term care insurance, but one must bear in mind that you will need two triggers or incidents regarding your health that will make you eligible to live in a place that will assist you with those needs. This means that if you are over the age of 65, you may be able to access some senior citizen services resulting from your age, but you may still not be able to qualify for use of your long term care plan regarding assisted living because you have yet to demonstrate a need in regards to mental or physical difficulty. A person with health and long term care insurance may have it but still may be healthy enough not to be able to use it.

Resolution

With the implementation of a manditory living insurance policy the retirement sector of the population will be assisted with monies for the continued use of  rent, transportation, food, clothing medications and other needs. Along with your social security, this insurance plan will sustain those during their retirement years until they are able to qualify under their long term care insurance plan, if purchased. Section 8 and medicaid are available but you then run the risk of leaving decisions about your life, health and wellbeing up to the government after working so hard to avoid being subjected to section 8 and the medicaid system.

Goal

The manditory living insurance policy is purchasable for those over 18 year and under 79 years of age. Policies start at $100,000 dollars and can be purchased in increments of $100,000. Premiums are based upon the amount of the insurance you purchased and can be bought by an individual or couple. Once purchased money cannot be withdrawn until you reach 62. If money is withdrawn for eary retirement then you may be subjected to penalities. This is to ensure adequate funds available for those who purchase a policy and retire and you are eligible to recieve monthly payouts as arranged according to your total insurance purchase once you reach the age of 65. The interest rates should be set at 6% per year and may increase but will never decrease. This type of insurance policy will be used to offset the dwindling economy that has plagued retiree's and future retiree's.

The suggestion of this policy is different as opposed to other plans that may seem similar because of the following:  This is not long term care insurance or actual money that is only designated to be used for caregiver services or health needs in home, or in association with long term care plans as these plans are voluntary. Please note with the manditory living insurance policy you can use the monthly payouts you receive once you reach 65 for anything including rent, transportation, food, clothes medications or even extra in home care and home alterations. The manditory purchase is so that the economy will then generate money from consumers who will then have the money to spend. Thus, the economic climate will not faulter resulting from lack of savings or market crashes because the manditory living insurance policy will sustain those who have suffered from either lack of work and retirement savings.

Conclusion

The manditory living insurance policy will complete the balance of a retirement portfolio of a retirement plan and will be a continued asset for years to come when purchased as the value will never decreased and you are prohibited from borrowing against it ie. loan use. This will ensure that the money will be there when you need it the most, which is once you retire and income ceases to be generated.

Exceptions

If a policy owner should die or become terminally ill before the age of 65 upon diagnosis of illness payment will be distributed to the plan holder, based upon amount's he or she is "eligible for designated by amounts contributed" at the time of illness. For example if a person purchases a $100,000 policy and has paid the premiums for seven years and notifies the insurance company that they are terminally and will need the money to pay for bills ect. Upon investigation of request and claim the insurance company will determine  the amount the terminally ill patient will receive by the policy amount, premiums and 6% interest and the amount of time was owned ect. the terminally ill person could be paid from one fifth to almost the amount of the policy value depending on their age at time of purchase, such payouts before the age of 62 which will decrease the value of the policy. If the policy holder should die the policy is non-transferrable and cannot be used for "estate purposes". If a policy is bought by a couple and one of the owners die the remaining survivor will be entitled to the benefits as purchased by the couple. As this is a living insurance policy and will only distribute costs to whomever handles the deceased matters to cover their final expenses upon approval by the insurance company.  Such policy is set forth to cover living expenses for retired persons.

Dated: July 10, 2010   Attest: A. Sadiq                  
                                           On Behalf of Pieces


 

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HOUSE BILL

BE IT ENACTED IN LEGISLATION

Act- to create such addendum of law relating to donor individuals and their families so that they are now able to become recipients of 10% of the profits received resulting from monies and cures obtained through research by either voluntary or involuntary means. When the donor organs or cells from the body become subjected to medical research and used to develop cures by experiment it should be concluded that the donor including family...
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Blog Websites and Big Brother

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Employers or anyone interested in finding out about an individual's personal life have resorted to searching for a person through blogs or website. The question remains is: are we suddenly becoming victims of free speech and expressed thought in America?

Viewpoints regarding employment, religion, politics may not be permitted to be discussed on the job resulting from differences and the conflicts that arise in belief and way of life. Certainly everyone has a human right to express their though...
Continue reading...
 

Memorandum for Legalizing Home Telephone Care

May 30, 2010
IN THE UNITED STATES
CIVIL MATTER


SCOPE
Patients who need access to healthcare may be unable to see their physician for many reasons, one being the cost of a copay and another may be because of physician availability. In result patient to physician contact remains problematic. Therefore, a physician may be held liable if a patient does not receive adequate care in time of a health crisis. There are times when a patient is without health insurace and can only afford minimal fees to pay a physicia...
Continue reading...
 

Affidavit in Support of Bus Safety Transportation

May 23, 2010
IN THE UNITED STATES
CIVIL MATTER

Plaintiff

v.

Defendant

In pursuant to procedure, I herewith attest that the following statements are true and accurate to the best of my knowledge and ability.

That on May 13, 2010 the plaintiff e-mailed the Bee-line Bus system in order to inquire about transportation routes and service regarding buses going along North Street in White Plains, New York.
The contents of the e-mail were intended to be of serious measure as the lack of transportation in that area affec...
Continue reading...
 

Ambulance Transport Safety

May 16, 2010
IN THE UNITED STATES
CIVIL MATTER

Notice of Support for Ambulance Transport Safety

Ambulances are the lifeline to those who require care and need to be transported to a facility that will provide emergency need or life sustenance. Those who assist the sick or injured to the hospital and provide necessary information or support are also important ambulette passengers.

Today's ambulances are designed are mostly to transport the sick or injured only. They consist of a bed on wheels to transport the ...
Continue reading...
 

The Copyright Crusade

May 9, 2010
Purposes of Copyright

You have just written a book. It may not be the Almanac or any King James Version of the bible, but it is still your book. It has been said that once  a book is written and because it is of your own creative writing, the book is considered  "automatically" copyrighted. This simply means that the creativity belongs to you. Unless your book or work is protected in a timely fashion it may be subjected to become copied by someone else. Yes, two or more people can have and use...
Continue reading...
 

Letter to the IRS

May 2, 2010
 Claiming Adult Dependents on Income Tax Returns

The IRS is frightening and intimidating.  There are situations the IRS fails to recognize that happen to adult taxpayers which may cause them to become claimed on a parents tax return.  Such a situation may occur when an individual loses a job and is unable to make enough to live on their own, even to persons well over the age of tewnty four. What recourse of independence does that individual have against the onslaught of a parent who decides to...
Continue reading...
 

Mandatory-Living Insurance Policy

July 10, 2010
Memorandum

Scope

To develop affordable insurance plans and premiums to aid those who are seeking retirement supplements. These living insurance policies are designed to provide monthly stipends for those who enroll in these plans. Retirement and healthcare currently exist in unbalanced scale. In retirement we do know that money is fixed resulting from being unable to work to earn more. The manditory living insurance policy seeks to remedy income and accumulation by providing money one can use for anything necessary including rent, car and food.

Conflict

Most 401(k)'s and IRA plans are implemented to provide along with social security money for retirement. Since the stock market has not had considerable gain or since recovered from business losses as this has affected those who have invested for retirement. Social Security along is not enough to survive off of. Of course there is long term care insurance, but one must bear in mind that you will need two triggers or incidents regarding your health that will make you eligible to live in a place that will assist you with those needs. This means that if you are over the age of 65, you may be able to access some senior citizen services resulting from your age, but you may still not be able to qualify for use of your long term care plan regarding assisted living because you have yet to demonstrate a need in regards to mental or physical difficulty. A person with health and long term care insurance may have it but still may be healthy enough not to be able to use it.

Resolution

With the implementation of a manditory living insurance policy the retirement sector of the population will be assisted with monies for the continued use of  rent, transportation, food, clothing medications and other needs. Along with your social security, this insurance plan will sustain those during their retirement years until they are able to qualify under their long term care insurance plan, if purchased. Section 8 and medicaid are available but you then run the risk of leaving decisions about your life, health and wellbeing up to the government after working so hard to avoid being subjected to section 8 and the medicaid system.

Goal

The manditory living insurance policy is purchasable for those over 18 year and under 79 years of age. Policies start at $100,000 dollars and can be purchased in increments of $100,000. Premiums are based upon the amount of the insurance you purchased and can be bought by an individual or couple. Once purchased money cannot be withdrawn until you reach 62. If money is withdrawn for eary retirement then you may be subjected to penalities. This is to ensure adequate funds available for those who purchase a policy and retire and you are eligible to recieve monthly payouts as arranged according to your total insurance purchase once you reach the age of 65. The interest rates should be set at 6% per year and may increase but will never decrease. This type of insurance policy will be used to offset the dwindling economy that has plagued retiree's and future retiree's.

The suggestion of this policy is different as opposed to other plans that may seem similar because of the following:  This is not long term care insurance or actual money that is only designated to be used for caregiver services or health needs in home, or in association with long term care plans as these plans are voluntary. Please note with the manditory living insurance policy you can use the monthly payouts you receive once you reach 65 for anything including rent, transportation, food, clothes medications or even extra in home care and home alterations. The manditory purchase is so that the economy will then generate money from consumers who will then have the money to spend. Thus, the economic climate will not faulter resulting from lack of savings or market crashes because the manditory living insurance policy will sustain those who have suffered from either lack of work and retirement savings.

Conclusion

The manditory living insurance policy will complete the balance of a retirement portfolio of a retirement plan and will be a continued asset for years to come when purchased as the value will never decreased and you are prohibited from borrowing against it ie. loan use. This will ensure that the money will be there when you need it the most, which is once you retire and income ceases to be generated.

Exceptions

If a policy owner should die or become terminally ill before the age of 65 upon diagnosis of illness payment will be distributed to the plan holder, based upon amount's he or she is "eligible for designated by amounts contributed" at the time of illness. For example if a person purchases a $100,000 policy and has paid the premiums for seven years and notifies the insurance company that they are terminally and will need the money to pay for bills ect. Upon investigation of request and claim the insurance company will determine  the amount the terminally ill patient will receive by the policy amount, premiums and 6% interest and the amount of time was owned ect. the terminally ill person could be paid from one fifth to almost the amount of the policy value depending on their age at time of purchase, such payouts before the age of 62 which will decrease the value of the policy. If the policy holder should die the policy is non-transferrable and cannot be used for "estate purposes". If a policy is bought by a couple and one of the owners die the remaining survivor will be entitled to the benefits as purchased by the couple. As this is a living insurance policy and will only distribute costs to whomever handles the deceased matters to cover their final expenses upon approval by the insurance company.  Such policy is set forth to cover living expenses for retired persons.

Dated: July 10, 2010   Attest: A. Sadiq                  
                                           On Behalf of Pieces


 

How Free is America?

July 4, 2010
Would offshoring jobs to other countries violate the EEOC regarding discrimination towards workers in America? Does this preference classify as a discriminatory action?

Companies in America who have also originally started here have neglected their obligation by employing a diversity United States of workers of all origins. It may be difficult to prove that a company chooses to hire a specific nationality over another. But, there should be protection for United States citizens among all divers...
Continue reading...
 

The Common Scold

June 27, 2010
Tongue in Clef-Stick

There is a saying children should be seen and not heard and in some customs women have no rights to speak of. Such punishments violate the constitution of the right to free speech in America known as the First Amendment. When one expresses verbal displeasure it may not always mean challenging authority. Speaking out is a measure of self defense that we are all entitled to. In the common scold,of early form was meant to keep a woman in her place. This came as a result from ...
Continue reading...
 

Legislation

June 20, 2010
IN THE UNITED STATES
HOUSE BILL

BE IT ENACTED IN LEGISLATION

Act- to create such addendum of law relating to donor individuals and their families so that they are now able to become recipients of 10% of the profits received resulting from monies and cures obtained through research by either voluntary or involuntary means. When the donor organs or cells from the body become subjected to medical research and used to develop cures by experiment it should be concluded that the donor including family...
Continue reading...
 

Blog Websites and Big Brother

June 13, 2010
Employers or anyone interested in finding out about an individual's personal life have resorted to searching for a person through blogs or website. The question remains is: are we suddenly becoming victims of free speech and expressed thought in America?

Viewpoints regarding employment, religion, politics may not be permitted to be discussed on the job resulting from differences and the conflicts that arise in belief and way of life. Certainly everyone has a human right to express their though...
Continue reading...
 

Memorandum for Legalizing Home Telephone Care

May 30, 2010
IN THE UNITED STATES
CIVIL MATTER


SCOPE
Patients who need access to healthcare may be unable to see their physician for many reasons, one being the cost of a copay and another may be because of physician availability. In result patient to physician contact remains problematic. Therefore, a physician may be held liable if a patient does not receive adequate care in time of a health crisis. There are times when a patient is without health insurace and can only afford minimal fees to pay a physicia...
Continue reading...
 

Affidavit in Support of Bus Safety Transportation

May 23, 2010
IN THE UNITED STATES
CIVIL MATTER

Plaintiff

v.

Defendant

In pursuant to procedure, I herewith attest that the following statements are true and accurate to the best of my knowledge and ability.

That on May 13, 2010 the plaintiff e-mailed the Bee-line Bus system in order to inquire about transportation routes and service regarding buses going along North Street in White Plains, New York.
The contents of the e-mail were intended to be of serious measure as the lack of transportation in that area affec...
Continue reading...
 

Ambulance Transport Safety

May 16, 2010
IN THE UNITED STATES
CIVIL MATTER

Notice of Support for Ambulance Transport Safety

Ambulances are the lifeline to those who require care and need to be transported to a facility that will provide emergency need or life sustenance. Those who assist the sick or injured to the hospital and provide necessary information or support are also important ambulette passengers.

Today's ambulances are designed are mostly to transport the sick or injured only. They consist of a bed on wheels to transport the ...
Continue reading...
 

The Copyright Crusade

May 9, 2010
Purposes of Copyright

You have just written a book. It may not be the Almanac or any King James Version of the bible, but it is still your book. It has been said that once  a book is written and because it is of your own creative writing, the book is considered  "automatically" copyrighted. This simply means that the creativity belongs to you. Unless your book or work is protected in a timely fashion it may be subjected to become copied by someone else. Yes, two or more people can have and use...
Continue reading...
 

Letter to the IRS

May 2, 2010
 Claiming Adult Dependents on Income Tax Returns

The IRS is frightening and intimidating.  There are situations the IRS fails to recognize that happen to adult taxpayers which may cause them to become claimed on a parents tax return.  Such a situation may occur when an individual loses a job and is unable to make enough to live on their own, even to persons well over the age of tewnty four. What recourse of independence does that individual have against the onslaught of a parent who decides to...
Continue reading...
 

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