Nothin' compared to his brother, Dick Crash.
If his disability policy is worth its weight, the insurer will still have to pay him while he is in prison. He'll exit prison with a large amount of money in the bank.
Bammers lol
Why the ‘stache, though? Just...why?
You don't know him, but you may know his work in the form of meth-induced psychosis
It really just completes the look of a Florida Man
Not when you are used to triple that it’s not.
It depends on your policy wording. But if you have an own occupation policy, you only have to be unable to practice your speciality, even if able to work any other job. It sounds like he had such a policy and therefore will have $1.5 million waiting for him when he gets out (minus taxes if a pre-tax group benefit).
if you find a disability examiner that will let that slide, please tell the class so we can all use it.
Yeah my fibro has been acting up real bad recently. I can hardly intubate from the pain.
And, disability payments are tax free. So $15k/month is equivalent to about $25K pre-tax, or about what the average EP makes.
Only the disability paid with after tax dollars. The pre-tax disability premiums paid through work are pre-tax dollars coming to you.
That’s my understanding. also. I have one policy through my group, bought with pre-tax dollars. I’m told that would pay out . The other policy I pay for with post-tax dollars, would pay out tax free (I got this one during fellowship and kept).
Yes, I was assuming a personal DI policy paid with after tax dollars, as it’s foolish to expense premiums on a personal policy. But, group pre-tax policy is a different animal.
15kx3 =45k per month, $540k per year. Are you for real?
And as a 1099, you're going to pay more taxes than a W2 at the same hourly rate.
Maybe they're protesting the 3 strikes you're out law?
