Jon-Paul Hale returns for part two of Disability Benefits
As I mentioned before, giving advice on two and five year disability benefit periods can be tricky, especially if you focus on short-term coverage.
Rather than make comments on the original article, I’ll expand things here, as it’s important for everyone.
First, a few acknowledgments:
- Thank you to Paul Flood for your help after the last article. Your insights about pass backs were valuable and became a key point in my later discussion with Fidelity Life.
- Thanks to Fidelity Life for recognising...MORE»
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