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Disability insurance guarantees a policy holder replacement income on a tax-free basis if he or she is unable to work due to illness or physical injury. Social Security, Worker's Compensation, Employer sponsored plans, and Individual sponsored plans are all different forms of disability insurance. Employees commonly undervalue disability insurance because they assume they will never need it. Unfortunately according to a recent study, most people estimate they have only a 16% chance of becoming disabled during their working years.[2]
Disability insurance plans contain information about:
If your employer does not sponsor Disability Insurance an individual can purchase a policy by:
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