Not exact matches
This is especially true of our most vulnerable children who are
dependent upon HISD for one or two meals a day and don't have
anyone in their homes who are modeling more healthful eating.
This approach is meant to determine
upon whom a claimant is
dependent when that claimant provides less than half of their own needs and one, of at least two individuals, provides a financial amount in excess of the claimant or
anyone else who is also contributing.
Its distinct departure from the 51 % rule is that the individual
upon whom the claimant is said to be
dependent contributes less than 50 % of the claimant's needs (not more) but more than the claimant or
anyone else involved.
If you have
anyone who is financially
dependent upon you, and you don't have enough money set aside to provide for their financial needs should you die tomorrow, then life insurance is absolutely worth it.