Disability Insurance for Governmental Employees
Oct 13, 2010
Jamie Fleischner

Jamie Fleischner

13 Oct, 2010

For people who work for governmental institutions, getting disability insurance can be tough. Some companies do not offer any individual coverage. Some companies limit benefits to $2000 or $2500/month.

Recently, companies have become more lenient when it comes to offering individual disability insurance to federal and state employees. Instead of limiting the benefit amount, they will calculate eligibility based on income and assuming 40% group benefits in force.

For more information, please contact the Set for Life Insurance office today!

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