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Q: Is The Disability Integration Advisor a partner and subject-matter advisor to the Equal Rights Advisor on disability issues?
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S. Mohammad has written: 'Disability advisor's assessment system'


i am selfemployed and i owe taxes for 2005 and 2006 i cannot pay them because of back and knee apoerations and filed for disability and the keep adding on penality and interest can you help me get them reduced?

first locate a disability and tax advisor or tax lawyer.they will be able to tell you and advise you ways the IRS wont


What type of temporary disability benefits are there in North Carolina?

North Carolina short term disability benefits, refer to The North Carolina Workers' Compensation Act, Article 1 of Chapter 97 of the General Statutes. Benefits will depend on Employer and what insurance plans the Employee has enrolled in. For most accurate information check with your benefits advisor for application process and guidelines.


Protect Your Income with Disability Insurance?

Chances are that you have some form of life insurance protecting your family from the financial strain of your premature death. However, the odds of you facing some sort of disability that interrupts your capacity to earn income are much greater than those of your premature death. According to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, a male U.S. worker at age 35 has a 20% chance of seeing a disability that leaves him unable to earn income for at least 90 days. Also, from the NAIC, before a 35-year-old woman reaches retirement age, she can expect a one-in-three risk of a disability lasting at least 90 days. It seems strange that despite the greater risk of a long-term disability compared to that of premature death, most workers do not insure against this risk. Yes, the Social Security Administration may have a check with your name on it if you qualify for their disability income protection, however you must be severely disabled in order to qualify, and the benefit amount will most likely not cover all your expenses. Aside from Social Security disability benefits there are other options. Many employers offer short-term and/or long-term disability insurance to their employees as an employment benefit. As a first step check with your employer and see if you are covered under a group policy as a benefit of being an employee. Secondly, you may decide to seek private disability insurance. Even if your company has a group policy it may be necessary to purchase private insurance on your own to fully protect against the financial strain a disability can have on a household. Asking your insurance agent or financial advisor about analyzing your needs for disability insurance can be a big step towards peace of mind when considering your chances of facing a disability.


Do you need disability insurance?

Many people understand the need for life insurance. They rightly want to protect their family from the loss of income that could result from their untimely death. But the fact is that more likely than a premature death is some sort of debilitating injury or condition that could render your income temporarily null. That is the reason why you might want to consider protecting your income with disability insurance. A female worker, aged 35, has a 30% chance of sustaining a disability that lasts at least 90 days, sometime before she’s ready to leave the workforce. The number is slightly lower for male workers of the same age; they have a one-in-five chance of being knocked off the clock for at least 90 days. (Stats are from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.) While it is true that the Social Security Administration does provide some sort of disability payment, the benefits are hard to qualify for and are a paltry sum compared to your usual income. You will struggle to pay your bills. Allowing a disability to affect not only your work but also your personal life by having your bills go to collections and your car repossessed is like arranging for someone to kick you while you are already down. Don’t fall victim to this trap. Insure yourself against disability. Many employers provide a group disability policy for their workers at a discounted group rate. Also, you can usually purchase both long term and short term disability protection. It is wise to cover yourself for both contingencies. Talk to your tax advisor about the taxability of the benefits. (In some cases benefits are tax free.) Even if your employer provides these benefits you may want to consider purchasing additional private disability insurance. If you want to discuss this possibility, talk to your insurance agent or financial advisor. They can help you make an informed decision that will leave the odds a little more in your family’s favor.


What is referred to as the industrial injuries disablement benefit?

The industrial injuries disablement benefit is eligibility benefit one get when one is ill or disabled from an accident or disease caused by work. The amount of disability affect the benefit one may get and is assessed by a medical advisor.


What are some of the services provided by Guardian Life?

Guardian Life is a finacial advisor as well as a insurance provider. They provide Life Insurance as well as Disability Insurance if your get hurt and can not return to work. The Financial services include Brokerage Accounts, Investment Advice, Annuities, Mutual Funds and IRA's etc.


Can you contribute to an IRA account if receiving social security disability and don't earn enough to pay tax's?

Yes, you can contribute to an IRA account even if you receive Social Security Disability and do not earn enough to pay taxes. As long as you have earned income from sources other than Social Security or other non-taxable benefits, you are eligible to contribute to an IRA. However, it is always recommended to consult with a financial advisor or tax professional for personalized advice based on your specific situation.


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An advisor is someone in a leadership role who can give advice and guidance, and the co-advisor does the same task with this person.


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A Registered Investment Advisor is the company for which the Registered Investment Advisor Representative (a person) works, except in the case of a sole-proprietor who can be an Investment Advisor.


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