Disability Insurance provides income protection if you are unable to work due to an illness or injury. It replaces a portion of your income—usually 60–80%—so you can maintain your lifestyle, pay bills, and protect your financial obligations while recovering. Unlike health insurance, which covers medical costs, disability insurance ensures your earnings continue even when you cannot work.

Advantages of Disability Insurance

Income Replacement

Maintains financial stability during illness or injury.

Protects Savings

Prevents depletion of personal or retirement funds.

Peace of Mind

Reduces stress knowing bills and obligations can still be met.

Flexible Coverage

Can be short-term or long-term, tailored to your needs.

Business Protection

Can help entrepreneurs maintain business expenses or key-person coverage.

Why You Want Disability Insurance

Your greatest asset is your ability to earn an income. So protect it

Medical emergencies or injuries can occur unexpectedly.

Protects dependents and lifestyle in case of prolonged absence from work.

Helps avoid debt accumulation during recovery.

Disability Insurance – FAQ

Anyone who relies on their income to cover living expenses, especially primary earners or self-employed individuals.

Short-term disability (weeks to months) and long-term disability (years or until retirement).

Typically 60–80% of your pre-tax income.

Yes, younger and healthier applicants usually pay lower premiums.

Most policies cover illness, injury, or accident that prevents you from working.

If premiums are paid personally, benefits are usually tax-free.

Yes, it can complement life, critical illness, and health insurance for full protection.