The facts are that every American faces the possibility of being disabled before retirement. Statistics show that it averages about three out of every ten people, but those odds may change.<\/p>\n
Disability is not just something that should be considered a physical threat; it needs to be regarded from the financial point of view. Being disabled and not having the ability to work will eat through your savings at a good clip, much faster than you ever thought possible.<\/p>\n
What do you do in the event of an injury that lays you out flat for the short or long-term? More insurance industry gurus recommend you have savings of up to six months in order to pay expenses. How many people actually do that? Not many and therein lies the problem. There is a solution to this problem though and it involves short term disability insurance.<\/p>\n
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