When a person insured under a disability income insurance policy cannot, for limited period of time, perform all functions of his or her regular job duties, this is known as <u>Residual disability or Partial disability.</u>
"Residual disability" is the inability to do one or more job duties or to execute them as regularly as previously, along with a loss of pre-disability income.
Residual disability policies compensate based on lost income. These insurance offer benefits if you can work part-time and aren't entirely disabled. The benefit is dependent on your part-time income compared to your full-time salary.
Depending on the policy, a person receiving residual disability payments may receive a reduced benefit or none at all if her monthly income exceeds a specific proportion of pre-disability income. Some programs require entire disability before granting residual disability benefits. You can buy a residual policy as a stand-alone income replacement policy or as a rider on a total disability policy. Income replacement is cheaper than total disability. Partial and residual disability insurance are comparable. Both pay benefits if you can accomplish some job requirements.
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