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Down options from the top to the bottom:

1 - more / less

2 - less / more

3 - lower / higher

4 - sum / difference

5 - gross / take home

6 - a year / five months

7 - your state workers' compensation insurance / civil service programs

8 - short term / long term

9 - are / are not

10 - are not / are

11 - gross / take home

13. Estimating disability income insurance needs Aa Aa E Disability Income Insurance Can Replace Your Earnings if You Can't Work Disability income insurance is intended to replace your earnings if you are injured or ill and can't work for an extended period of time. AMALGAMATED WIOSETENC 1102 Ontronte Brookvile, KS 61025 OSTE u 02/29/2012 99.33 M. PLOYEE NINE HUNDRED NINETY-FI LLARS All insurance requires premium payments and, as a general rule, the more generous the provisions, the expensive the premiums. Taking the time to gather information about your sources of disability income and doing some simple arithmetic not only helps you determine the amount of coverage you'd need, but could reveal sources you forgot or didn't know about. The more you already have available, the coverage you have to purchase, and the less coverage you have to purchase, the the premium you have to pay. BEST SAVINUM 479 TAMARK SAD SECAUCUS. 057631 2017 To arrive at the amount of disability income you would have to provide for yourself, you'll compare your earnings to the benefits you'd receive from government, employer, or private programs. The is how much you'd be short-and it is extremely unlikely that you wouldn't be short. 1. Start with your pay. 2. Determine if you'll be eligible for Social Security disability. Remember that you will only be eligible if you expect to be disabled for at least 3. Determine if you'll be eligible for disability benefits from other government programs. Remember that if you're hurt on the job, you will probably be eligible for disability under 4. Ask your employer about company-sponsored disability plans with benefits. Many companies provide fully paid programs as part of their basic benefits packages. An example is sick pay. Also, although they are not exactly disability pay, see if you have paid vacation or personal days coming to you. 5. Include any proceeds you may have coming from a group disability plan in which you participate. Compare the sum of your figures from Steps 2-5 to your pay amount in Step 1 to determine the amount you would need to maintain your current income level. Note that since other sources of income unrelated to your disability usually expected to continue, you including them here in your analysis of the financial changes you can expect as a result of your disability. Computing Monthly Disability Needs Alison wants to estimate her monthly disability income needs in case she is injured or ill and can't work for an extended period of time. Alison has gathered the following figures, on a current, per-month basis. Alison's gross pay is $4,050 and her take-home pay is $3,000. If Alison is eligible for Social Security disability, her benefit will be $720. Alison expects to be disabled for 12 months. As an armed services veteran, Alison has discovered that she would receive $360 from the government. Her payments would begin immediately. Alison would receive $180 in company disability benefits. Her payments would begin immediately. Alison would receive $360 from her group disability policy. Her payments would begin immediately. Complete the following table for the tenth month of Alison's disability. Alison's Monthly Disability Benefit Needs pay Social Security benefits Other government program benefits Company disability benefits Group disability policy benefits Total existing disability benefits Estimated disability benefits needed