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Choose Male or Female to begin.
Green = pay from your work each year, in this example.
This is for learning only. It is not a quote or advice. It does not show one policy or company. It does not decide if you qualify. The numbers use your choices and basic assumptions, not your health or an application.
It helps pay for your home, daily life, and the plans your family shares.
This is for learning only. It is not a quote or advice. It does not show one policy or company. It does not decide if you qualify. The numbers use your choices and basic assumptions, not your health or an application.
A serious illness or injury can stop your income long before it stops the bills.
Green = income that keeps coming. Gray = income missed in this example.
This is for learning only. It is not a quote or advice. It does not show one policy or company. It does not decide if you qualify. The numbers use your choices and basic assumptions, not your health or an application.
This is for learning only. It is not a quote or advice. It does not show one policy or company. It does not decide if you qualify. The numbers use your choices and basic assumptions, not your health or an application.
Your income helps pay for both—and for the life around them. If sickness or injury keeps you from working, the bills can keep coming.
What you may insure
Protect the source.Income protection can help replace part of your income when sickness or injury keeps you from working.
This is for learning only. It is not a quote or advice. It does not show one policy or company. It does not decide if you qualify. The numbers use your choices and basic assumptions, not your health or an application.
Your income pays for your home, your savings, and the people who count on you. This number is not a prediction. It is a look at what one long health event could mean—and why it may be worth a short conversation.
We add up the pay your work could bring in from age to age . We grow it each year, as you entered it.
We then show a six-year break that starts five years from now. It uses three years at 30% of your pay, then a slow climb back over three more years.
Real life may be different. Your health, time away from work, taxes, plan rules, and whether you can get coverage may change the result.
This is for learning only. It is not a quote or advice. It does not show one policy or company. It does not decide if you qualify. The numbers use your choices and basic assumptions, not your health or an application.
