
Explaining the Elimination Period for Long-Term Disability Claims
The elimination period in a long-term disability (LTD) policy is the time a person must wait before LTD payments can begin. During this period, the policy does not pay benefits even if the person is unable to work because of a medical condition. If the insurer then delays or denies the claim, the financial strain … Read more
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