
"From day one, when it was necessary to contact your company about my inability to work, I have been treated fairly, professionally, compassionately and expeditiously...
Your company has always been there for me and I am forever grateful."
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 Personal Disability Insurance
Could you afford to live without your income?
Do you have life insurance? If so, you’ve already faced the possibility
that your family would need financial protection in the event of your death.
But what’s far more likely is that you’ll need the financial
protection Disability Income (DI) insurance provides at some point during
your working years.
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Disability – a possibility you need to consider
You probably take plenty of precautions in your daily life… you wear
your seatbelt, you childproof your home, you have a working smoke detector.
Still, no matter how prepared you are, accidents do happen. And disability can be the outcome.
A sports injury, a car accident, an illness, a problem pregnancy, a heart attack, a serious back injury — any of these situations can
result in your not being able to work at your usual job. That, in turn, means a loss of income, even if you have a relatively sedentary job.
According to a recent study, most people estimate they have only a 16%
chance of becoming disabled during their working years1
in spite of the following startling facts2:
- If you're under age 35, chances are one in three that you will be disabled for at least six months during the course of your career.
- Men have a 43% chance of becoming seriously disabled during
their working years.
- Women have a 54% chance.
- At age 42, it is four times more likely that you will become seriously disabled than that you will die during your working years.
Counting on your group DI? Take a closer look.
Your employer– or association-sponsored group plan may
not be all you think it is. It might, for example, insure you only if
you are totally disabled, even though a partial disability could
mean you were reduced to earning part-time income.
Plus, one overwhelming advantage of personal DI insurance is that it
cannot be reduced or terminated if you leave your current employer. You pay the premiums, you own the policy, and the benefits are paid directly to you. |
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* Disability Insurance Policy forms 1400, 1500 underwritten and issued by Berkshire Life Insurance Company of America, Pittsfield, MA, a wholly owned stock subsidiary of The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, (Guardian) New York, NY. Policy forms NC111 and NC112 in California, provided by Guardian. Products not available in all states. Product provisions and features may vary by state. |
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1Gallup survey conducted for UNUM Corp, reported by Best's Review
2"Why Disability", published by National Underwriter
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Special Info
An industry expert in disability income insurance, Berkshire Life specializes in products and services that provide superior income protection for highly skilled professionals and business owners.
Berkshire Life offers hard-to-find features to meet the needs of professionals who have invested heavily in their training.
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