You insure your car, home and even your health with your income, so shouldn’t your income be protected too?
Having disability insurance helps you build an unshakeable financial foundation.
Your entire livelihood is dependent on your ability to make money.
You worked so hard to build and grow your business so that you could provide a comfortable lifestyle for you and your family.
But what happens if your ability to run that business is taken away and you lose all your income?
Join the 12,495 Savvy Business Owners Protecting their Families with Disability Insurance through Quiver Financial
(over a big insurance company)?
Your Livelihood WITH
Disability Insurance
Income while working:
$100,000
Income while disabled:
$60,000
Your Livelihood WITHOUT
Disability Insurance
Income while working:
$100,000
Income while disabled:
$0
Disability insurance is the perfect solution for life’s unexpected twists and turns. A disability insurance policy protects up to 60% of your income if you lose it due to an injury or illness. For just a fraction of your income, you’ll get the financial security that your family has always depended on.
When it comes to disability insurance, age, and health play a factor in your rate.
The sooner you protect yourself with disability insurance, the better your coverage and rates will be, and the less you’ll have to sacrifice your comfortable lifestyle.
As you get older, health risks only increase, which is why insurance rates
get pricier the longer you wait to get insured.
The Quiver Team will be happy to help you get the best coverage and rates today while time is on your side.
Mary, a mother of four, was an allied health professional. Three years ago out of the blue, she was completely incapacitated by Multiple Sclerosis. She could no longer work due to cognitive and reasoning difficulties. Thankfully, she was protected through her disability insurance. Here’s what she had to say:
“I’m so thankful that I checked yes for disability insurance. Thanks to private disability insurance, my family is not homeless or in poverty. Protect yourself. None of us are guaranteed anything in this life.”
Henry on the other hand regrets not signing up for disability insurance. Henry became disabled by Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) and unfortunately did not sign up for disability insurance. Here is what he had to say:
“As a disabled-by-ME/CFS person surveying the absolutely dismal government options, I can’t tell you how much I regret not getting disability insurance. People always think they’ll lose a leg or something and then heroically “adapt” and keep
working, but cancer, long covid, and other serious illnesses can take you down much harder. There is no amount of adaptation that makes working regularly even close to possible for me. I was a healthy seeming young person until I wasn’t.”