What Is Residual Disability Insurance?

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   Peggy Mace

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   Residual Disability Insurance is a rider or feature of a long term Disability policy that would pay a partial benefit if you are not performing at 100%. This can mean that you cannot work full time (or working full time, your output is less than 100% due to your illness or injury), and/or you have a loss of income beyond a predetermined percent (e.g. 15% or 20%). The Disability benefit paid by residual disability insurance is usually proportionate to the time, duties or income lost.

   Answered on June 6, 2013

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