Insurance Solutions: Plan Well Live Better: A Workbook for by Laura D. Cooper

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Readers will how to check coverage strategies — together with lifestyles, incapacity, healthiness, and long term care — from a brand new point of view. they're going to become aware of that they do have techniques for trustworthy assurance and eventually monetary protection. Cooper bargains useful recommendation on discovering assurance, comparing its assurance, and fending off pitfalls.

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You must first determine your monthly income using your household budget. Then calculate the ratio of the net monthly disability benefit (after offsets) to your own monthly income. For example, if you typically receive monthly income of $5,000 after taxes and your disability income net benefit (after taxes) is $2,500, per month, it represents 50% of your monthly income. First: monthly income from family budget __________________________ Second: net monthly disability benefits (after offsets) __________________ Third: compute any taxation on net benefits and subtract from net benefits Fourth: compute ratio: [amount under “first”] / [amount under “third”] ____________________ (express in terms of percentage).

Name of Insured is the person who must become disabled within the meaning of the policy for the insurance policy to pay off. Birthdate of Insured is the birthdate of that person. This is important because most disability insurance policies cease coverage at some point—usually age 65 if based on age. Term of Policy means the maximum length of time that the disability benefits will be paid. Most policies pay either for a specified number of months or years or until a particular age is reached. Noncancellable and guaranteed renewable: Examine your policy to see if you have the right to renew your policy despite claims made, and circle yes/no on the worksheet; also see if you have protection against cancellation by the insurance company despite claims made, andcircle yes/no on the worksheet (which, by the way, also protects against premium increases based on claims).

Preexisting Condition Limitation (if any): List any exclusion used by insurers to avoid paying for care to treat a medical disease or condition that was or could have been diagnosed before enrollment under the policy. Quote the actual policy language here. Preexisting Condition Waiting Period (if any): List any period of time that must elapse after policy enrollment before the insurer will pay for care to treat a medical disease or condition that was or could have been diagnosed before enrollment, as defined by the policy.

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