Sentences with phrase «if a parent dies»

Stock brought up a very good point when she asked «what happens to the attachment of the child, however, if the parent dies or divorces?»

A child may receive Social Security benefits if a parent is retired or disabled and receives Social Security benefits, or if a parent dies and that parent has paid enough in Social Security taxes to qualify for benefits.

For instance, it's often up to the custodial parent to make sure the life of the noncustodial parent is insured — this ensures that children continue to have financial support if a parent dies.

Your parent's PLUS loan will be discharged if your parent dies or if you (the student on whose behalf your parent obtained the loan) die.

If a parent dies and leaves a will that divides the estate equally, but also leaves a life insurance plan that names only one child as a beneficiary, can the other siblings force the life insurance...

Kids benefit if a parent dies.

If your parent died as a result of military service in Iraq or Afghanistan after the events of 9/11, you might be eligible for additional Federal Pell Grant funding or for an Iraq and Afghanistan Service Grant.

Whole or permanent life insurance can help pay for the family / child expenses if a parent dies prematurely.

If this parent died unexpectedly the income would stop.

So a child plan not only provides for the expenses of the child's future educational expenses it also covers for the risk of the parent's life so that if the parent dies prematurely, the child's education is not affected.

So, the child, who might be the life insured or the beneficiary will not have to worry about paying premiums if the parent dies because the company will take care of the same.

(With these loans, if the parent dies, the loan also dies.)

Life insurance can help financially provide for children if a parent dies, but sometimes the parent needs that protection.

But if both parents die and a minor child is named as a contingent beneficiary, or if a single parent names a child as a beneficiary, matters can get complicated.

But state estate taxes could become an issue, at least in certain states, if both parents died with substantial policies.

First, if the parent dies, the child has enough money to buy out the other children, or at least supply a down payment on the business.

If that parent dies, they don't have the income of another parent to fall back on.

A real child plan (or education insurance plan) is an insurance plan that ensures that the child is financially protected if the parent dies.

What if the parent dies after five years taking the policy?

Even if the parent dies within the policy, the plan continues on its own as per the pre-defined scheme and future premiums are waived off.

As you mentioned in article above as «Unfortunately, if parent dies, kid will receive all survival benefits, only if «Premium Waiver Benefit Rider» is selected.»

Unfortunately, if parent dies, kid will receive all survival benefits, only if «Premium Waiver Benefit Rider» is selected.

If one opts for Premium waiver benefit rider and if a parent dies, kid will receive all survival / maturity benefits.

A decreasing term policy is often a perfect vehicle to assure the necessary savings fund if the parent dies before completing the funding.

It is much like your mutual funds SIP s or Recurring deposits in banks will continue to run even if the parent dies and the returns will be made available at the stipulated age.

From a child's perspective, premium waiver ensures that he receives the maturity payment that was intended for him even if the parent dies.

So, child plans use this feature often, because the corpus continues to build up even if the parent dies.

If the parent dies before the plan matures a death benefit is paid out immediately.

If the parent died with a will and the child was not mentioned in the will, the child may still present a claim for a portion of the parent's estate on the basis of being an omitted or pretermitted child.

Stock brought up a very good point when she asked «what happens to the attachment of the child, however, if the parent dies or divorces?»

If your parents die, or if your child gets sick, the toll can wreak havoc and cause people to have serious doubts about their marriage.

Social Security benefits if a parent dies or becomes disabled before the child reaches majority;

Not exact matches

Although most college students don't die young, if they do, their parents must still repay the loan if they were the cosigner.

He didn't die, but this year my adoptive family sort of de-adopted me and I doubt if I'll see my parents again — certainly not him.

I mean, if he had died, would his parents be able to prevent the fiance from having his children?

Jonathan Udall's parents also claim that fewer people would have died if a crash - resistant fuel tank had been installed.

Here is one of Marty's examples: The daughter of Christian Science parents is very ill; she will die if not given medical treatment.

If those kids were able to choose for themselves without their parents influence, the church would die.

If euthanasia becomes a regular option for those aware that death is close anyway, knowledgeable that they are a financial and emotional burden to their family, what parent wouldn't choose to die quickly and easily, relieving their children of the imposition?

After all that I forgot even what I thought I did in the first place, And I tell myself that if I am doing all of that then I care about it, and then I think about it and that it's possible to just go on with my life without stressing about all of this... and then when I die I'll go to hell and burn forever... and then at the same time I don't want to constantly freak out about it and live my entire life in fear of going to hell... My Parents are Atheists and say that I should just live my life without worrying about it and being nice to people and being an overall good person, and I'm not old enough to go to church, so I just repent quietly in my room, Perhaps when I was younger I have sworn to god on things that may or may not have been true, and then I repeat those things in my head, and I would get scared.

And of course there is the gut - wrenching story of the young man worked up the courage to come out to his parents only to be told by his father, «this is worse than if you had died.»

(If you have been a parent, you might be able to sense the pain of having been put on the garbage to die by your own child.)

If it involves a child then proscute the parents after the child has died.

IF you think prayer works, go to ANY hospital with a child cancer ward and talk to the parents of the children who are dying there.

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Both of my parents died, father left everything to my paranoid schizophrenic mother who left everything to my son and nephew (she obviously wanted to punish my sister and I one last time as if life with her wasn't punishment enough); I didn't complain, it gave my son and nephew a break I didn't have; financial security at age 21.

Wouldn't it be egg on your face if you just happened to be born into the wrong religion and chose the wrong god and when you die you find you were duped as your parents were, etc. etc. and you wind up roasting in the hell of the god you rejected and this god has more respect for an atheist who actually demands evidence?

Best yet, passive aggressive parents that try to segue anything that comes out of your mouth into a lecture about why you should have been a doctor or why you're going to die alone if you don't get married by age 23.

The whole thing is starting to die out, thankfully — see Danny Welbeck's giddy and entirely appropriate celebrations when he returned to Old Trafford with Arsenal — and, in years to come, our children will ask their parents if it's true that once upon a time in the Premier League, a player didn't celebrate a goal against a team because they wanted to sign for that team.

Believe me, if there has been tension when you drop your kids off, they will guess the worse — that their parent or grandparent is dying, that the family is going to have to move, that their mom is pregnant.