Disability Insurance Needs Analysis
How Much Disability Insurance Do You Need?
Step 1: Enter your monthly expenses (divide annual bills by 12 to convert to monthly expenses)
| Groceries | |
| Mortgage/Rent and Property Taxes | |
| Utilities and Services (gas, water, electricity, home phone, cell phone, etc.) | |
| Debt Repayment (credit cards, lines of credit, student loans, etc.) | |
| Car Loan or Lease Payment | |
| Gas & Maintenance | |
| Insurance (home, auto, life, health, etc.) | |
| Clothing | |
| Entertainment & Gifts (birthday, seasonal, hobbies, golf, dining out, children’s activities, etc.) | |
| Regular Savings (retirement, education and other savings) | |
| Other Bills (home maintenance, holidays, school dues/fees, allowances, etc.) | |
| Total Monthly Expenses | $0 |
Step 2: Enter your expected monthly income while disabled
| Group and/or Personal Long-Term Disability Benefits (income you would receive from either your group benefits plan and/or a personally owned disability insurance policy) | |
| Investment Income(interest income or capital growth earned from stocks, bonds, GICs, etc.) | |
| Passive Income (income from rents, royalties and other sources that would continue if you were disabled) | |
| Business Income (any business-related income that would continue while disabled) | |
| Other Long-Term Disability Income Sources | |
| Spousal Income (if your spouse is able to continue to work) | |
| Total Income While Disabled | $0 |
Result: Your disability insurance shortfall
| Amount of Disability Insurance You Need | $0 |
Note: This calculator is intended to provide estimates only. Please speak to a licensed Canada insurance advisor at Life Guard Insurance for a recommendation tailored to your specific disability insurance needs.
