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    such study in Bangladesh to measure achievement level of the PESP programmes participant children. An IFPRI study reveals lower grade progression of the PESP beneficiaries compared to non-beneficiaries children in Bangladesh. Another study shows that average test score of the FFE programme beneficiary children is lower than the non-beneficiary children. A study on the female stipend programme in Bangladesh is also shows lower performance of programme participant girls. However, there is no…

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    Over 61% of beneficiaries get half or more of their income from social security, the other 33% rely on 90% or more of their income from benefits. Social Security is a vital financial support for these individuals, and according to the Social Security Board of Trustees…

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    Misappropriation and Embezzlement schemes There are various reasons for fraud existing: Non-For-Profit Organizations often have few internal controls, and income is typically not connected with a good or service. When a person who is entrusted with assets misappropriates them for personal use, the embezzlement will produce. It ordinarily involves an employee or agent entrusted with assets of an organization. The misappropriation and embezzlement schemes including as following: (1) Skimming…

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    (i) The current NPS-S investment mix should be changed to the life cycle fund mix, where the risk profile of asset allocation changes with age; (ii) NPS-S should offer capital guarantee to beneficiaries; (iii) Reduce Subscriber Minimum Pension Contribution, and Provide Unconditional Cash Transfer of Rs. 1000 per Month for the Elderly Poor; (iv) The minimum contribution for NPS-S should be reduced to Rs. 500. This will allow more subscribers to…

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    Life Insurance Policy

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    incurred after you die. The expenses may include a casket, burial or cremation, funeral services or any thing else you wish to have. You can even name a funeral home as the beneficiary. Everything is taken care of, and your loved ones will…

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    Medicare beneficiaries with traditional Medicare were required to pay 20 percent of the cost of most preventive services out of pocket. Medicare Advantage plans could charge what they wanted for preventive services. In the past Medicare part b benefits covered a one-time, welcome to Medicare visit during the first 12 months of Medicare enrollment. The ACA Medicare expansion, added an Annual Wellness Visit with a primary care provider to the Medicare benefit. For this purpose, beneficiaries are…

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    In 1940, there were 159.4 workers for each beneficiary, but the ratio fell to 5.1 workers to each beneficiary by 1960, and by 2013 there were only 2.8 workers to each beneficiary. As you can see the rapid decline of workers is occurring this is occurring because, starting in 2010 the post-World War II baby boomers era will reach the retirement age of 65, and from…

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    Value-Based Sharing

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    Abstract The paper is about the current state of knowledge about the Value-based purchasing (VBP). It implies to a full arrangement of performance-based payment strategies that connect financial incentives to therapeutic services providers’ performance on an arrangement of characterized measures with an end goal to accomplish better esteem. Three sorts of VBP models were the concentration of the review: (1) pay-for-performance programs, (2) accountable care organizations, and (3) bundled payment…

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    existence it has become outdated. This outdated system will soon be ineffective in providing the security and stability promised to Americans. Thus, the United States government should reform Social Security because it will not be able to support its beneficiaries in the next twenty years. The biggest and most obvious reason for which Social Security will fail in…

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    Medicare Benefits

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    average of $2,322 per year on prescription drugs. President Bush proposal was to initiate private sector’s capacity to expand health care coverage while delivering quality medical services. Some Medicare beneficiaries felt this Act still didn’t bring value as 14 million low-income beneficiaries benefited from the changes; as the remaining face significant gaps in coverage and were still liable up to 3,600 in annual expenses.…

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