http://Blog.elderlawanswers.com/?p=53 Dedicated to legal and financial issues affecting seniors Sun, 22 Aug 2010 11:25:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://Blog.elderlawanswers.com/?p=53&cpage=1#comment-3772 Retirement financial planning Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:57:11 +0000 http://Blog.elderlawanswers.com/?p=53#comment-3772 Great, informative post. Your blog is excellent overall as well. Keep up the great work--will be looking forward to it! Great, informative post. Your blog is excellent overall as well. Keep up the great work–will be looking forward to it!

]]> http://Blog.elderlawanswers.com/?p=53&cpage=1#comment-2233 Carol Sat, 01 Aug 2009 14:41:48 +0000 http://Blog.elderlawanswers.com/?p=53#comment-2233 What do you do when the nonprofit corporation holds on to your retirement after you work for years? Oh, they give you what's called a supplementary retirement account, which according to their own documents is a ONLY for recordkeeping , but once you cash it, you are not entitled to the rest of your earned retirement. That is in the small print of the booklet that you have to ASK for, and according to the research that I've done, they are giving me my own life insurance policy, not a "supplementary retirement". I'm old and I've been through the court system, where the judge ruled on a summary judgment that WAS NOT TRUE. It seems that there is no help for me, not even from the Cancer Society which I am a member of because I have had breast cancer twice. I think when you're old and have had cancer, even though you are a good worker, you become a liability. This nonprofit's literature speaks distinctly about health isurance in terms of "older people and younger people" and "health and not so healthy" That sounds like discriminations to me. What do you do when the nonprofit corporation holds on to your retirement after you work for years? Oh, they give you what’s called a supplementary retirement account, which according to their own documents is a ONLY for recordkeeping , but once you cash it, you are not entitled to the rest of your earned retirement. That is in the small print of the booklet that you have to ASK for, and according to the research that I’ve done, they are giving me my own life insurance policy, not a “supplementary retirement”. I’m old and I’ve been through the court system, where the judge ruled on a summary judgment that WAS NOT TRUE. It seems that there is no help for me, not even from the Cancer Society which I am a member of because I have had breast cancer twice. I think when you’re old and have had cancer, even though you are a good worker, you become a liability. This nonprofit’s literature speaks distinctly about health isurance in terms of “older people and younger people” and “health and not so healthy” That sounds like discriminations to me.

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