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Disability Insurance
Do you have 6 months or a years worth of income put aside in the case of accident or illness? Most people don't. And unfortunately, Connecticut doesn't have a mandated program covering off-the-job losses (this includes during maternity leave for women). That's why there's private disability insurance, which will pay a portion of your income if you cannot work due to an illness or injury. Don't wait to get a quote though - you must have a policy before getting sick, hurt or pregnant.
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Massachusetts, on the other hand, is in the process of implementing their Paid Family and Medical Leave, which will begin in 2021 (See FAQs below).
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Who should consider disability insurance?
If you're an active adult hit with medical expenses from a sports injury or other accident, it can be a blow to your financial stability.
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If you're a woman living in CT, considering having a baby, and your company doesn't offer paid maternity leave, you'll need short term disability insurance before you become pregnant.
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If your income is essential to your family's stability, or if you are the sole income for your household, short term disability could be life-saving as it will pay a portion of your income if you are injured or ill.
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If you have a high deductible health insurance plan, this coverage may help pay your deductibles in the case of an accidental injury or disability.
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Once you're covered, we make managing your insurance simple, because we'll be your direct contact for all your future needs, such as making a change to your coverage, getting more information, or filing a claim.
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Click here for a helpful Disability Insurance (or Income Protection Insurance) Calculator.
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