Almost two in five (37%) of people in the United States believe that the American Dream is less attainable today than it was for previous generations. Fewer (29%) believe it’s more attainable today than it was for prior generations, while 16 percent say it’s no more or less attainable now. The reason for this diverse belief about attaining one’s dreams …
Adults with health challenges may look to their future with anxiety: Will their physical, emotional, or medical needs be seen as a burden to future employers? Will they feel uncomfortable asking for accommodations at work? Will the challenges themselves get in the way of the careers they want to build? Types of challenges include, but …
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It might seem like you’ve been thrown a number of curveballs, any single one of which could stop a person in his or her tracks. Maybe you’ve experienced a near-total loss of income because your job was cut back or eliminated or you were laid off through no fault of your own. Maybe you had to …
You may be worried about money or how you will create the income you need now… And, since you’re reading this article post… I also know there’s a lot more to you than worry and fear! I know inside you is an unbeatable determination to support yourself and those you love through the world changes. (You’ve gotten this far… …
Financial planning is difficult for everyone, and for someone with disabilities, planning for the future can be especially complicated. If you’re living with a disability, it’s crucial that you make a clear financial plan, as well as understand how you’ll access and afford the care you may need later in life. You need to take a close look at your income and expenses, save for your retirement, and consider life insurance or burial insurance to protect your family’s finances.
