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How Long Can You Afford
to Be Disabled? Here's an example client, Jane, has monthly expenses of $4,000. Let’s assume she became
disabled in October: In November, Jane would completely tap out the $2,000 from her checking account and an additional $2,000
from her savings.
• After December’s expenses were paid, Jane’s balance in her checking and savings
accounts would be zero and she’d have to take $1,000 from her CDs.
• To pay January’s expenses, Jane would have to use the $4,000 remaining in her CDs to pay her monthly expenses
AND come up with the funds to pay the penalties of early withdrawal from her CDs.
• In February, what
would she do? She’d have no choice but to borrow money from her 401(k), which would have to be re-payed with interest,
putting her further behind on a month-to-month basis.
There's a new number
you need to know - your PDQ, or Personal Disability Quotient. It represents your own unique chance of becoming too sick
or hurt to work and earn the income you depend on. Unbelivable results! See
what your PDQ is... interactive calculator After getting your PDQ score, give me a call and we can talk about how I can help you
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