Disability Income Insurance  

If you were to become disabled due to an illness or injury, how would your cash flow be affected? Would you have enough income to meet monthly expenses? This calculator can help you estimate your need for income protection in the event you become disabled.

     

What are your current monthly expenses?

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How much additional monthly expenses might you have if you were disabled?
(E.g., COBRA premiums, nursing care, etc.)

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What is your estimated monthly income during an extended disability?

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What monthly funds are available from other/retirement assets?

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Whitlock Financial Services, Inc. an Independent Firm
6 Davis Keats Drive • Greenville, SC • 29607
Phone: (864)-234-6580 • Fax: (864)-234-6588
• Mickey.Whitlock@raymondjames.com Brent.Whitlock@raymondjames.com

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