Disability Insurance
Disability insurance replaces your income in the event that an illness or accident prevents you from working. This type of insurance provides you with a portion of your regular income, usually a percentage of your salary, during the period when you are unable to work. The amount you receive and the length of time you receive payments depend on the specific policy you purchase.
Disability insurance can help cover your living expenses, such as rent, mortgage payments and utility bills, as well as any medical expenses that may arise due to your disability. It's an essential type of insurance for anyone who relies on their income to cover their living expenses. It provides monthly tax-free income to help cover expenses. You can customize your coverage by adding different benefits for an extra fee, such as a return-of-premium rider that refunds up to 50% of your annual premiums. A cost of living benefit adjusts the monthly disability compensation annually to combat inflation. Your advisor can help you choose which additional benefits are best for you.
- Choose desired coverage amount and additional benefits.
- Make monthly subscription payment.
- Submit a claim if you become disabled.
- Wait for waiting period to end.
- Receive monthly instalments after waiting period.
- Payments stop when benefit period ends or you return to work.