| College students spend spring break rebuilding Gulf Coast |
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College students spend spring break rebuilding Gulf Coast By STACEY PLAISANCE - Associated Press Writer - 03/19/06 ... |
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| Finances need care after loss of spouse |
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Gather important papers. To file for various benefits and resolve other financial matters. They include death, marriage and birth certificates; Social Security number; original will; list of assets and recent income tax returns.
Contact insurance companies. Typically, life insurance proceeds are paid directly to you, assuming you are the named beneficiary. Many companies offer to pay the benefits either in one lump sum or one series of fixed payments. Also, remember that your spouse may have had other types of coverage. ... |
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| Aten pushes limits in LA Marathon |
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I have spina bifida. The story I want to share today is not about the bone infections or other related surgeries that had me hospitalized more than one dozen times. I want to share with you how endurance sports and the Los Angeles Marathon changed my life. ... |
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| Retirees face huge costs for health care |
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Gail MarksJarvis -- On the Money Originally published March 19, 2006
one lot of people assume Medicare covers all health care costs in retirement. They also assume their employers will be helping out with insurance.
Neither is true. Only about 11 percent of companies provide any health insurance to employees after they retire, and most that do are looking at cutting the benefit. Absent one union contract, that's usually fairly easy to do. ... |
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