Guaranteed interest of 4%, non-guaranteed dividends hovering around 5-6%, Living benefits (because what if you don’t die, but your terminally, critically, or chronically ill?)

Ditto if it's a chronic condition with continuous treatment that exceeds their limits.

Yeah we have permanently housed people who are chronically homeless, veterans, victims of domestic violence, as well as other marginalized groups.

The nice thing about working in a hospital as an RN us that it's really easy to pick up extra shifts since we are chronically understaffed.

If they are chronically calling cuz they saw an earwig it’s only going to get worse , next it’ll be a bumble bee or a mouse .

So get hooked on chronic and try again.

In this product a very few companies offer LIVING BENEFITS, an opportunity to cash out your life insurance while you're still living if you suffer a chronic or critical illness (Medical catastrophes are the source of 62% of all the bankruptcies in the U.S.)

I frequently have situations coming up, like a chronically late paying tenant who wants to leave voluntarily to avoid eviction, and roomates who are leaving or getting kicked out by their other roomates.I am getting this form from a landlord legal guide.

I thought it was just my crappy town :)No, it seems to be a chronic problem here too.

Someone who develops diabetes, has an accident resulting in permanent injuries, or develops some other chronic condition may also have difficulty qualifying.