Lifestyle Regulator
Disability
You are the goose that lays the golden eggs for your family. If you got sick or hurt and were unable to work, how would your family survive? If you could only insure one risk in your life, this would be the most critical because it's the one that gives life to everything else financially. Let's look at it this way: Assume you applied for a job at a particular company and they said they have two openings doing the same job but with different benefits. You get to choose which one you want.
Job A
- Pays $100,000/yr as long as you're healthy and able to work
- Pays nothing if you get sick or hurt and are unable to work
Job B
- Pays $97,000/yr as long as you're healthy and able to work
- Pays $66,000 tax-free if you get sick or hurt and are unable to work
Which job would you choose? If you chose Job B, you effectively chose Long Term Disability Income - to insure the continuation of your income by giving up around 3% of your income to guarantee 2/3 of it tax-free in the event of a disability. When you look at the ramifications of choosing Job A, the question is not whether you can afford Disability Income, the question is can you afford not to have it?
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