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In federal law, disability is an impairment, either physical or mental, that substantially inhibits a person in a major way. As such, a disabled person is not necessarily born that way. Something may have happened to hinder him from performing normal activities. The Benefits Plan also takes this into consideration. In the Article II, Section 2.1 (1) definition, disability is an inability of a person to perform substantially all of the material duties of a person s regular work that would have afforded a reasonable amount of income due to any medically determinable impairment, which can be expected to result in the demise of the person or which may last or is expected to last for not less than a year. Any such person is eligible for a Disability Coverage or Disability Insurance.

There are two kinds of disability coverage - the short-term and the long-term.

Any physical damage, illness, or pregnancy resulting in total disability for less or exactly 180 days falls under Short-term disability in (more...)

There is a lot of misunderstanding about getting manufactured or mobile home insurance. A lot of people think that it is difficult or even impossible to do. But the truth is, a lot of home insurance companies now offer insurance coverage for your mobile home. It is important that you do your homework and become familiar with the different types of policies offered before you make your decision. Here are three tips to help you in knowing what to look for when you are trying to find a mobile home policy.

The three most important areas to be aware of are personal property or your personal possessions, liability coverage, and insurance on the home itself and surrounding property.

A good manufactured home insurance policy will offer protection on your personal possessions. Take a complete inventory of all your personal items. Include pictures of each item. Keep this list, as well as the pictures in a secure place that is not in your home, such as a safety deposit box.

If your home is destr (more...)