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What is Income
Protection?
Income Protection
is a type of insurance that pays an amount when you are unable to
work more than 10 hours per week solely due to illness or injury
as it is designed to pay a regular tax free income if you are
unable to work due to sickness or accident. Which means it pays
you a tax-free monthly income during periods when you are unable
to work due to long-term sickness, accident or injury. Income
protection insurance that will pay a regular income to a person if
they are disabled by a sickness or accident. The maximum benefit
covered is usually 75% of gross income after business expenses.
Tax
and Income Protection
Premium can be tax deductible if the person is normally eligible
for a tax deduction for their superannuation contributions. You
can cover up to 75% of your net monthly income to a maximum of £2,000
and the tax free benefits are paid directly to you. Age banding
offers exceptionally low premiums. For example, a self-employed
person as benefits are not taxed if within a person's Pension RBL.
Lump sum tax applies if benefits are paid to non-dependants.
Benefits
of Income Protection
Monthly benefits are given if due to some cause as sickness,
accident or unemployment you are not able to work for long and
these benefits are tax-free. It is your choice of deciding how
soon and for how long this income is paid. You can also claim for
hospitalization.
The option to increase the amount of your Income Protection
Benefit if your earnings increase in future and option to select a
low cost Income Protection Benefit plan.
Why
to choose an Income protection
Why to choose an Income protection is main question as it can
provide you with a monthly income if you are unable to work due to
most types of illness or accidental injury, to help maintain your
standard of living. By having a Income protection you can receive
a tax-free income until you are well enough to return to work, or
until you retire if you do not recover.
By Having Income protection you get a fixed monthly income paid if
you are unable to work due to illness or injury. Premiums start
from just £6 per month and benefit can be payable up to
retirement.
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