We have said this before: disabilities do not discriminate. They affect the young, the old, the rich, the poor, the executive, the construction laborer, the accountant, and the tattoo artist. To properly protect themselves and their family, income-earning tattoo artists should protect their wealth and income with disability insurance.
John, I don’t need any, you say.
I hear that all the time from tattoo artists. They feel a disability only happens to someone else.
If you are a tattoo artist, have you ever thought about what would you do if the paycheck you just received was the last one for a year? That happens to many people, including tattoo artists.
How would you pay your bills? Seriously?
As a Real Estate Appraiser, you know “valuation” is your middle name. You enjoy the challenge of analyzing and reviewing real estate properties. But, if you are like most Real Estate Appraisers, you probably don’t think about protecting your wealth and income with disability insurance. Or, even if you need it at all.
As a convenience store owner, your work is hands on. You enjoy owning and operating a store that has impact on many people. (It’s not a “convenience” store for nothing!) No day is the same. You enjoy working with your employees and meeting new customers. What if you could no longer do your job? Have you ever thought what would happen if you became sick, ill, injured, and disabled? How would you pay your bills if you could not work? Disability quickly affects your future plans and the lifestyle you worked so hard for. In this article, we discuss disability insurance and the best disability insurance for convenience store owners.