Disability Insurance and a Coronavirus Diagnosis

03/04/2020

ABMP members, even sole proprietors, can apply for disability insurance through our partnership with Salon & Spa Benefits (www.salonspabenefits.com). If you are unable to work due to a sickness, an injury, surgery, pregnancy complications, or maternity leave, a disability insurance policy can help you pay your normal everyday expenses.

This is an especially pertinent issue given the concern over coronavirus, and Salon & Spa Benefits has confirmed that their policy includes coverage for a diagnosis of coronavirus. (Disability insurance policies need to be active before a diagnosis occurs.)

ABMP members can learn more at www.salonspabenefits.com or call 239-593-8229 to apply for coverage with a representative.

Highlights of the policy include:

Rates starting at $4 a week
The ability to select your monthly, tax-free benefit from $400–$6,500
24-7 coverage both on and off the job
Accident, sickness, surgery, or pregnancy complications covered after 14 days
Maternity leave covered 9 months after the policy effective date
A quick application process
Rates that do not increase as you age
Rates that do not increase if you file a claim

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Benefits

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disability monthly cost

Permalink Submitted by Estela S. (not verified) on May 4, 2022 - 3:54pm

Hi,

How much will the monthly premium be if my monthly expenses are $6000?

Thank you,

Estela Streacker

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