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What Is the Likelihood of Disability

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One of the biggest myths about disability is that it doesn’t happen to younger people. See the chart below showing the odds of having a long term disability (one lasting more than 90 days, before age 65) along with average duration of disability. 

 

Likelihood of Disability Before Age 65 at Different Ages

 

Your Age

Likelihood of long term disability

Average Duration

30

1 in 3

32 months

40

3 in 10

42 months

50

5 in 22

50 months

60

1 in 10

54 months

Source: 1985 Commissioners’ Disability Individual Table A

 

Would you be able to sustain a loss of income for 32 months or more, if you were to suddenly experience a disability?  Most people cannot.  If you take some time to plan now, you can lessen the severity such an unfortunate event could have upon your finances.

 

 

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