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What Illnesses Qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits
As a Cincinnati Ohio Social security disability benefits lawyer as well as a personal injury attorney I often get asked what illnesses, afflictions, diseases or injuries qualify me for social security disability income benefits or otherwise make be eligible to apply. The short answer is any medical impairment that causes you to be unable to perform substantial gainful activity for one full year...Read More
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I like the concept of the ERA account that you propose.
However, the requirement that investments be divided 50/50 between bond funds and equities is short sighted.
There should be a tiered approach so that young investors (<35) can be 100% in equities and as they age then every 5 years their accounts would be re-balanced, shifting them gradually to a higher mix of bonds to equities.