Is My husband entitled to Caregiver Benefits?
I have SSD as I'm a hospice tolerant, disabled, and unable to work. We're surrounded by the process of either adopt or obtaining giardianship of our 4 year ripened grandson, and someone mentioned that my husband should also be getting a check from social security as some sort of caregiver transmittal. Can someone explain what this is and how we apply for it? We've also been told if we adopt our grandson as anti guardianship, we would also receive additional SSD benefits. Is this correct? As this may affect our declaration which way to progressAnswers: You can get more backing if you are allowed to adopt your grandson..something in the opening of food stamps and etc..I haven't heard of anyone getting caregiver benefits though.That is a unknown one for me. Here is a link that may give a hand
http://www.niapublications.org/tipsheets...
laws and rules translation so fast i do not know how any one hang on to up == best bet is go to social services and ask -- dutiful luck!!
What is a TRUST FUND?
My parents say I enjoy a "Trust Fund" but I can't touch it until I'm a certain age. Uh, what is a trust fund though?Answers: It's money your parents put away for you to use when your elder (so you can use it on important things similar to maybe buying a house, college, or only living on you own). you should feel lucky, not everyone get these! :)
hope i helped!
An justification established by someone for the benefit of someone else or something else. It is usually done through an attorney and has conditions attached. For example, a trust may be distributed within increments at various age level (a spend thrift trust) - so the person might find 25% at age 25 and the next 25% at age 35, etc.
A trust may be money donated for an charity.
Basically, wealthy folks set up trusts to benefit relations and things they care around so money will be available after the death of the benefactor.
Post how much YOU spend on (in a year):?
Post how much YOU spend on (in a year):1) all house payments (mortgage, insurance, etc.)
2) adjectives car payments (gas, insurance, etc.)
4) loans and debt pertaining to things not affiliated near house or car payments
Answers: 1)$19,050 (going up to $27,600 within a couple months when we move into the new house) + Utilities of roughly $3600/year
2)$12,338+ $2,868 Insurance (Two cars, GREAT insurance limits)
4)Credit cards are rewarded on a monthly basis for anything the charges are (Normally in the $1,500-$2,000 stock every month)
Others:
Health Insurance $3,420/year
Cell Phones: $2,940
I live in Orange County, Ca. It is one of the more expensive places to live within the country
I make $60,804 AFTER taxes. I live within Albuquerque, NM where the cost of living is probably roughly average.
Morgage: $21,240
Groceries: $3,840
Car insurance: $840
Water/Sewer: $480
Cable (basic cable and internet): $720
Natural gas & Electricity: $1,080
Cell phone: $600
Gasoline: $1,680
Drycleaning and haircut: $600
Netflix: $240
Roth IRA savings: $5,000
Non-matched 401(k): $12,000
Charity: $4,800
The remaining $7,684 is unaccounted for (nights out, travel, latest gagets, birthday/Christmas gifts, house and car repairs, dog food/toys/vet visit, etc.)
1 aprox $6K
2 aprox $600 --
4 0 --
No loans or debt! Now if I could just integer out how to not pay for insurance .