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Fifty-one million working adults are without disability insurance beyond basic Social Security
You save your money and plan ahead for a leisurely retirement until life throws a curveball and lands you on disability. A new study from The Standard found that being forced to take time off to recover can make retirement goals even harder to achieve. The study noted that approximately 70 percent of respondents said they were worried that they wouldn’t be able to save enough money for retirement. Likewise, many feared that a medical condition or accident could sideline them for extended periods of time, resulting in lower earnings and compounding medical bills. Read article here…
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