Resisting the Tidal Wave: Making Sure Chronic Disease...
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Claims that own-occupation disability insurance will replace most of a salary for years and often costs about $40 a month, cites a statistic that workers are 10 times more likely to be taken out of the workforce by disability than by death or childbirth, gives a Microsoft example where an employee receives 66% salary, urges checking HR paperwork, names Williams‑Sonoma and Anthropologie as examples, and points to the National Association of Health Underwriters guide and a shared Google Sheets of doctors and benefits.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:29Resisting the Tidal Wave
- 1:24Fear Is Your North Star
- 5:49Any Occupation Disability Insurance
- 8:48The National Association of Health Underwriters
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