In this article, I discuss why secretaries and office managers need disability insurance.
As a secretary, administrative assistant, or office manager, your job is more important than people realize. Each day brings something different. You enjoy the challenge of solving problems as well as communicating with office staff, customers, patients, or clients. You rely on your people skills as well as educational “know-how” to get the job done. Without you, the office and the business would not flow!
What if you could no longer do your job? Have you ever thought about that?
Have you ever thought about what would happen if you became sick, ill, injured, and disabled?
How would you pay your bills if you could not work?
We receive this question a lot from parents. Scour the internet for “life insurance on children” and you will read some scathing reasons from financial “experts” why purchasing life insurance on the life of children is a waste of money.
As a podiatrist, your work is hands-on and busy. Most podiatrists don’t wake up in the morning and think, “Today is the day I’m going to look into disability insurance.”
Selecting the right life insurance policy is no laughing matter. We all need the proper coverage. (Yes, even you single person unless you already have funding for your funeral lined up. I bet you don’t, though.) Yet, when we review policies from non-clients (people looking for our help), many of them have made some devastating life insurance mistakes.
security number. Maybe you’ve applied elsewhere, and the carrier declines your application because you don’t have a social security number. You are concerned about your family and loved ones if something were to happen to you. You know you need life insurance. However, you need the right documentation. Is that holding you back? Luckily, we have options. In this article, we discuss life insurance for people without a social security number.