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Posted by jaseela123 - 12-05-2017, 10:15 AM
Documents that protect your family

1. Full will
Put your wishes in writing. With a full will you can decide how your assets and assets are distributed, and the documents to which you want to take care of your children, so there are less conjectures and legal problems for your loved ones.

2. Power of Attorney
A power of attorney document (also known as a POA) gives legal permission to another person to act on your behalf if you can not write checks, sign official documents or handle other legal matters. Some business owners use a POA to choose someone to sign legal documents or write checks for them.

3. Power of attorney
A POA of medical care is also known as a living will or advanced health care directive. It allows another person to make critical health care decisions for you when you can not do it yourself. At Rocket Lawyer, we offer state-specific documents about the Health Care Power of Attorney, so you know your needs are covered.

4. Child care authorization
Give your babysitter or other child care provider specific and limited powers to make decisions about your children.

5. Authorization of medical treatment for a minor
Use this document to authorize a child care provider to obtain medical treatment for your child.

6. Travel consent form
A travel consent form can be used when your child travels nationally or internationally through an airport or border patrol and is not in the company of both parents. The form allows you to name your child, the destination of your trip, the time frame and the responsible adult in charge.
Posted by - 11-12-2017, 07:37 AM
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Posted by vipul - 08-17-2017, 12:24 AM
The ongoing financial crisis drove the 100 largest corporate pension plans to a record $300 billion loss of funded status in 2008. In the wake of these losses, many pension plan sponsors have been led to re-examine their pension plan asset allocation strategies, to consider the risk exposures to the plans and to the sponsors. A recent study indicates that many corporate defined benefit plans fail to address the full range of risks facing them, especially the ones related to liabilities. Too often, the study says, corporate pensions are distracted by concerns that have nothing to do with the long-term health of the fund. Asset/liability modeling is an approach to examining pension risks and allows the sponsor to set informed policies for funding, benefit design, and asset allocation.

Asset/liability modeling goes beyond traditional, asset-only analysis of the asset allocation decision. Traditional asset-only models analyze risk and reward in terms of investment performance. Asset/liability models take a comprehensive approach to analyze risk and reward in terms of the overall pension plan impact. An actuary or investment consultant may look at expectations and downside risk measures on the present value of contributions, plan surplus, excess returns (asset return less liability return), asset returns, and any number of other variables. The model may consider measures over 5, 10 or 20 year horizons, as well as quarterly or annual value at risk measures.

Pension plans face a variety of liability risks including price and wage inflation risk, interest rate risk and longevity risk. While some of these risks materialize slowly over time, others such as interest rate risk are felt with each measurement period. Liabilities are the actuarial present value of future plan cash flows, discounted at current interest rates. Thus, asset/liability management strategies often include bonds and swaps or other derivatives to accomplish some degree of interest rate hedging (immunization, cash flow matching, duration matching, etc.). Such approaches are sometimes called liability-driven investment (LDI) strategies. In 2008, plans with such approaches strongly outperformed those with traditional total return seeking investment policies.
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