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A message from Michael Kalen, CEO of Futurity First Insurance Group.

Startling Disability Stats (and they’re tweetable)

May is Disability Insurance Awareness Month, so help spread the word about disabilities and the importance of disability insurance. Below are statistics and information that are “tweetable,” meaning you can share them simply by clicking on the fact you’d like to tweet and the tweet will be generated for you.
Disabilities Affect Whole Families

More than 54 million Americans have a disability, so the likelihood of caring for a sibling with special needs or a disability is high. According to the Easter Seals Siblings Study sponsored by MassMutual, only one-third of respondents feel financially prepared to assume the responsibilities of being role.
1,475,003—and Counting

The truth is: If you work and rely on your paycheck, you should have a backup plan. That plan is disability insurance. It provides you an income if you’re unable to work due to an accident or illness. Nothing else does that.
Gen X, Gen Y … Gen D?

Members of Generation D are less likely to view advisors as a trusted resource for investment advice than previous generations, the Accenture survey found. For example, a total of 59% of Gen D members actively sought advice recently but only 40% looked to their financial advisor for guidance.