Combining long and short term disability policies or two long term policies etc..? - short term disability policy
Is it true that you no longer than 100% of your salary if you have multiple disability insurance companies are the same or different. anotherwords, you can not be 100% of your policy in the short term and combine it with a policy of long-term accumulation, that 60% of the area and expect 160% reimbursement of income due to disability per month. It's only 100%. The same is true for two different jump to the long-term policy? You will not be able to more than your monthly income support is made of 100%.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Short Term Disability Policy Combining Long And Short Term Disability Policies Or Two Long Term Policies Etc..?
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True. I truly believe that 70% of the revenue is maximized.
ReplyDeleteIn the short term usually includes up to 6 months. In the long run has a waiting period, usually 6 months before the start
You can not pay more for insurance than you would if you are at work - that's the point of the CAP 70% - you pay 30% of their income in taxes (including Medicare, Social Security, state, federal and local taxes) and benefits are not taxable in most cases. So, if you pay more than 70%, what better than the work would be poor.
True. I truly believe that 70% of the revenue is maximized.
ReplyDeleteIn the short term usually includes up to 6 months. In the long run has a waiting period, usually 6 months before the start
You can not pay more for insurance than you would if you are at work - that's the point of the CAP 70% - you pay 30% of their income in taxes (including Medicare, Social Security, state, federal and local taxes) and benefits are not taxable in most cases. So, if you pay more than 70%, what better than the work would be poor.