How Much Disability Income Do I Need?

Your chances of becoming disabled are far greater than your chances of dying. It may surprise you that one out of three individuals will suffer a disability that lasts at least 90 days. One out of ten will be permanently disabled prior to age 65.

* Source: Group Benefits - Basic Concepts and Alternatives, Burton T Beane, Jr. American College, 1993


Monthly Income (if disabled)
Spouse's after-tax income ($)
Investment income ($)
Group/Individual disability income ($)
Other monthly income ($)
Monthly Expenses
Mortgage or rent ($)
Loan repayments ($)
Utilities ($)
Food ($)
Clothing ($)
Transportation ($)
Education/Tuition ($)
Medical/Personal Care ($)
Insurance premiums ($)
Other expenses ($)

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