Ask Yourself This One Important Question

Is my most valuable asset as well protected as my other assets? In other words, have you made sure that if your income stopped because you were sick or injured and couldn't work, you wouldn't have to worry about how your bills were going to get paid? If you think you are already protected, think again.

• Social Security Disability Benefits May Not Provide Adequate Protection

  Qualifying for Social Security benefits is very difficult because the disability must prevent you from doing any kind of work - not just your usual job.

  If you think you could get by on Social Security benefits, you may want to reconsider.

• Workers Compensation Benefits May Not Be Adequate

  Workers Compensation only covers job related sickness or injury. In addition, these benefits are limited.

• You can't rely on your savings, on your family or on a bank loan.

  If you saved just 5% of your income each year, a six-month disability would wipe out 10 years of savings, and when savings are gone your other assets would begin to dwindle as well. After your savings depleted rapidly, would family or friends be so willing to help you out? Even a bank wouldn't want to give a loan to a disabled person with no income and no guaranteed prospect of being able to repay.

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