Not sure if anyone participates in this, but you should look into it.
I have had an Accident and Disability Policy for many years.
It came as a big help in 2007 when I was laid up with a broken leg (requiring surgery) and out of work for over 16 weeks.
Fast forward to last week,
I cut my hand … did not look bad at first… but did not look good a few hours later…
went to an Emergency Medical Walkin Service…
Physician checked, cleaned and bandaged…
I paid the Fee, Insurance should re-imburse…
AFLAC
is also sending me a check for $155 for my time to treat over and above my Insurance Co-Pay & re-imbursement.
You got yourself showing as an employee of your company, right?
I was told since I am a sole proprietorship, they could not write me a policy. I inspected a commercial building for AFLAC when they expanded in central Missouri. Seems like nice people.
mauger
(Mike Auger, CMI - RI 43685, RMC-142, RMB-096)
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I was told the same thing on AFLAC. You can take out a disability policy, that use your tax return or pay stubs to determine coverages…being a sole proprietor doesnt matter.
mauger
(Mike Auger, CMI - RI 43685, RMC-142, RMB-096)
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Let me elaborate, I was told that if I did not have a payroll check for my own income I couldn’t get it. As an owner of a corporation, If I were put on payroll, they would issue a policy as I 'd be considered an employee. As it stands, i take owners draw/dispersements so I’m out unless I want to put together an actuall payroll, not likely until my company grows a bit more.
