Many Colorado businesses choose to provide their employees with a self-funded insurance plan. Unlike traditional insurance plans where employers pay the insurance company a premium, a self-funded plan requires the employer to pay for the benefits themselves. These self-funded plans are usually covered under the…
If you cannot work due to a medical condition, you have a disability, but your insurer may still deny your claim. Denials of long-term disability insurance claims can feel final and disconcerting, but they have no bearing on whether you have a disability. “Denials” are…
Colorado offers residents short-term disability benefits at no cost. Those who find themselves disabled may be able to receive benefits for up to 180 days. However, the state doesn’t offer cost-free long-term disability insurance. You’ll need to buy it For those who remain disabled after…
Accidental death and dismemberment, or AD&D, insurance is a type of coverage that helps to protect your loved one’s financial future in the event of your death or permanent disability. Depending on your Colorado employer, you may receive a free AD&D insurance policy as part…
Short-term disability benefits help employees in Colorado support themselves while they recover from an injury or illness. If you recover within the time frame, you’ll be able to stop collecting disability and go back to work. However, your situation might change if you’re not ready…
Colorado residents may find themselves in a battle with insurance companies when trying to file life insurance claims. The reality is that receiving a denied claim from an insurance company during a time when you are already grieving for the loss of a loved one…
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