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Medical evidence already in your possession. This includes medical records, doctors reports, and recent test results; and. Award letters, pay stubs, settlement agreements or other proof of any temporary or permanent workers compensation-type benefits you received [more info].
Theres no separate life insurance for a disabled person youll simply decide on the best policy type and coverage amount for your needs and apply. Keep in mind that for traditional life insurance types, your overall health and life expectancy will be factored into your eligibility and your rate.
Life insurance that has a cash surrender value and is owned by you (or your spouse) is excluded from countable resources if the total face value of all policies you own on any one person is not more than $1,500.
Long-Term Disability Income Insurance Features: Wide range of coverage amounts: Monthly benefits of up to $12,500, limited to 60% of your average earnings (70% when combined with the Trusts Short Term Disability). Choice of Waiting Period: Select from a 30, 60, 90, or 180-day Waiting Period.
Yes. However, any insurance provider will want to know about your disability and why you are receiving the benefits. Your disability may impact your premiums or ability to qualify for certain products.
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