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DISABILITY INSURANCE
You could be qualified to receive payments under one or more forms of disability insurance if you were disabled due to sickness, automobile accident, medical malpractice, trip and fall, or assault. These cover critical sickness insurance, long-term disability insurance, short-term disability insurance for mortgages, and long-term disability insurance. Unfortunately, applying for benefits can be challenging if you have access to any of these plans, and regrettably, many legitimate claims are wrongfully rejected or cancelled by insurance providers. If your benefits are unfairly denied or terminated, a knowledgeable Long Term Disability Lawyer can assist you in filing a claim against the insurance provider.
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What does my long-term disability insurance coverage payout in terms of money?
The amount paid is called the benefit. The amount of the benefit varies from policy to policy, but it is usually equal to a portion of your salary before disability and is paid monthly in arrears. The portion varies from policy to policy and can range from 50% to 70% of your total income. Some plans additionally take premiums and overtime into account when determining benefit amounts. In addition, a particular insurance policy may include a monthly limit, especially for people with high incomes. If your existing LTD policy has adjustment provisions, the monthly benefit will increase each year. Some LTD insurance plans offer a fixed monthly amount as an LTD payment rather than a share of income. Our Long Term Disability Lawyer can tell you more.
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