Protecting your income if you can’t work.
Your ability to earn an income is likely your most valuable financial asset. Individual disability insurance protects it if illness or injury gets in the way.
Get a QuoteHow individual disability insurance works.
Individual disability insurance replaces a portion of your income if you become unable to work due to a covered illness or injury, independent of any employer-provided coverage.
It’s particularly important for self-employed individuals and business owners who don’t have access to group disability coverage through an employer.
- Replaces income if illness or injury prevents you from working
- Coverage independent of any employer-provided benefits
- Especially valuable for self-employed and business owners
- Policy stays with you even if you change jobs
Good Fit For
- • Self-employed professionals
- • Business owners
- • Those without employer disability coverage
- • High earners wanting extra protection
Core elements of individual disability coverage
Income Replacement
A monthly benefit replacing a portion of your income during a covered disability.
Own-Occupation Definition
Policies that pay if you can’t perform your specific occupation, not just any job.
Elimination Period
The waiting period before benefits begin, which affects your premium.
Benefit Period
How long benefits will be paid, from a few years up to retirement age.
Portability
Coverage that stays with you regardless of employer changes.
Future Increase Options
Riders allowing you to increase coverage later without new medical underwriting.
Disability Insurance FAQs
Isn’t Social Security disability enough?
How much of my income can I insure?
Do I still need this if I have coverage through work?
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