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In the 1950s, when disability insurance first became popular, it was primarily sold to doctors, lawyers, accountants and other professionals who often operated their own small practices and were entirely dependent on their ability to work in order to pay their business expenses and generate personal income
→ Read MoreThis depends on the details of the policy
→ Read MoreNo Disability insurance protects you from loss of income when you cannot work
→ Read MoreInsurance companies are aware of the danger of too much disability coverage creating an incentive for a person to stay on disability even when it is medically possible for him or her to return to work
→ Read MoreYes One of the factors insurance underwriters consider in determining your eligibility for disability insurance and setting an appropriate premium, is your risk of getting ill
→ Read MoreIt depends on many factors, including the amount of disability income payments, the length of the elimination period, how long payments can continue and what occupational definitions are used
→ Read MoreYou should comparison-shop with several quotes from different insurance companies
→ Read MoreNo Disability income policies provide income to replace the income lost because you are unable to work
→ Read MoreStatistics show that women live longer and tend to have more disabilities, so rates for women are generally higher
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