Aug 25, 2021
In the episode, Josh and Jay discuss a topic that is vitality important to the risk management portion of a client’s financial plan: disability income protection. Tune in to learn about the differences in group versus individual policies, how coverage is priced, the difference between short-term disability and long-term disability, and some key components that everyone needs to know about their plan. Josh and Jay also discuss how someone qualifies for disability income protection and the difference between morbidity and mortality in underwriting. The guys also dive into how important disability income protection is for the owner-operator, that is, someone that not only owns their business but also operates in it on a regular basis. Lastly, they discuss what an “own-occupation” rider means and why that is important to folks with highly specialized careers, such as dentists and surgeons.
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