Disability & Long-Term CareQuestion 648 of 716
Key person disability insurance is owned by and pays benefits to:
a.The federal government, which reimburses the employer for the lost output
b.The key employee's family, to replace the household's lost monthly income
c.The key employee personally, to spend however he or she wishes
d.The business, to offset losses when a vital employee becomes disabled
Explanation
Key person coverage is owned by the business, which is the beneficiary, to cushion the financial loss from a crucial employee's disability. It does not pay the employee or their family.
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