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    conditions, and limitations in daily activities. According to a report by Kaiser family foundation, “In 2011, two-thirds of beneficiaries (66percent) had three or more chronic conditions, more than one-quarter of all beneficiaries (27percent) reported being in fair or poor health, and just over 3 in 10 (31percent) had a cognitive or mental impairment. Nearly one in six beneficiaries (17percent) were under age 65 and living with permanent disabilities and 13 percent aged 85 and above. Two…

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    A Generation Skipping Trust (GST), also known as a dynasty trust, allows the grantor to transfer a significant amount of assets to beneficiaries, in skipping a generation, are typically their grandchildren who receive the benefit of the “gift” as tax-free. In acquiring a dynasty trust, it is mainly to aid in the future generations besides one’s direct descendents. As this type of trust “does not have a defined termination date or event”, it has the ability to pass down through many generations.…

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    their ownership percentage in Florabama, also the amount of loss and profits are split accordingly. Florabama is setup in a unique way that has its primary purpose equipped with its risks, pass-through to its interest holders and with the primary beneficiary taking on most of the responsibilities of the company led by the CEO of Florabama. Issues Primary Purpose. Florabama primary purpose, the stake of the two companies is to produce power and make a profit out of it. Saban, as part of the…

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    when property is vested in a person/s called the trustees, which those trustees are obliged to hold for the benefit of other persons called the beneficiaries” There are two kinds of trusts. i) Fixed trust- the interest of the beneficiary is fixed and clearly identifiable. ii) Discretionary trust- the trustee has discretion as to who will be a beneficiary. The three certainties apply here as this trust is not charitable. Lord Langdale laid these out in Knight case . These are certainty of…

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    providing social services to beneficiaries such as the poor. This necessitates the discussion for a better management of waqf properties. In response to this concern, the way waqf properties are managed has undergone several changes; from an individually managed setting to a government managed one to the involvement of private businesses.…

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    Living Revocable Trust

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    you know about trusts and how they operate? Why Set up a Trust? Setting up a trust allows you to put conditions on how and when your property will be distributed after your death. Creating a trust also allows you to distribute assets to your beneficiaries without the cost, delay and public records of probate, the legal process that 'settles' your estate. The most popular trust is the Living Revocable Trust, also known as a Grantor Trust, which not only distributes your property upon your…

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    (and not limited to): Taking stock of the number of potential beneficiaries in their stipulated area Verifying eligibility Asking women about their problems during the VHNDs, as well as asking questions to the AWWs about the filling of the MCP cards Checking if the correct RCH information has been entered on the MCP card To check whether registration has occurred on time, and to check if the LMP information of the potential beneficiary on her MCP card is correct Checking a 6-monthly report of…

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    decline in government assistance for beneficiaries could just be a coincidence, but it seems that they are directly related to each other. “Minister for Social Development Paula Bennett said she was ‘acutely aware’ of the problem of vulnerable New Zealand children growing in deprived areas. ‘Children who live in poverty are likely to come from benefit dependent homes” (Beddoe, 2014). The structural inequality that is bringing the comfortable lives of beneficiaries down, is making an impact on…

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    Qualified Tuition Program

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    a designated beneficiary. Otherwise a person may make contributions to an account which has been set up for meeting the qualified higher education expenses of the beneficiary account. The program must accept cash contributions. For example, a program that agrees to accept property as contribution is not a qualified program under Section 529. For a program to be treated as qualified program it must provide separate accounting for each designated beneficiary, the contributor/beneficiary must not…

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    Kaiser Family Foundation reported that in 2011, two-thirds of beneficiaries (66%) had three or more chronic conditions and more than one quarter of all beneficiaries (27%) reported being in fair or poor health…

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