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Federal Employee Disability Insurance (Supplemental Long Term Disability)

Securing Your Future, One Day at a Time

Long Term Disability Insurance 

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At FedAdvantage, we understand that your ability to work and earn a living is one of your most valuable assets. That's why we offer Long-Term Disability Insurance – a crucial safeguard designed to protect you and your family's financial future in the event of a serious illness or injury that prevents you from working for an extended period. Long-term disability insurance is more than a policy; it's a promise to support you during life's unforeseen challenges.

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How It Differs From Other Types of Disability Insurance.

While short-term disability insurance covers a brief period, long-term disability insurance is designed for more extended periods. It can provide benefits for several years up to age 60. This makes LTD insurance an essential part of long-term financial planning, offering peace of mind that you and your family will be protected financially if you're unable to work for a long duration.

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Why Choose FedAdvantage Disability Insurance?

FedAdvantage disability plans are specifically engineered to "fill the gaps" in your FERS or CSRS benefits. Unlike standard private policies, our program offers a simplified enrollment process with no medical exams or physicals required. We provide a portable, tax-free income stream that ensures you can maintain your lifestyle and protect your TSP from premature withdrawals if illness or injury keeps you from work.

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How Does Long-Term Disability Insurance Differ From Short-Term Disability Insurance?

A table comparing short-term and long-term disability insurance benefits across multiple categories.

Long-term Disability Insurance offers coverage for prolonged disabilities that may last for years, while short-term disability insurance is designed to provide temporary income replacement for short-term disabilities. 

How it Works

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John, a federal law enforcement officer...

had been struggling with intense stomach pains

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As a result...

he went to his doctor and was diagnosed with Crohn's disease. 

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Due to his medical condition...

he was unable to continue working.  He now needs to file for disability retirement. This process can take up to a year or more. 

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During this time...

John's long-term disability insurance kicks in, providing him with a portion of his salary to help cover his living expenses until he turns 60, thus giving him peace of mind to focus on managing his symptoms.

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