So to increase my benefits to where they were last year (first box of first page that SpeedFreak posted) is an extra $30/year But then to add the next two boxes + raise me 1 tier in wage replacement puts me to $462/year. Still not too bad. However... I have recently discovered that in case of an accident you have to exhaust all of your work benefits before your vehicle insurance will kick in. So I am checking coverage at work. I already pay extra for some d & d and it is less than $4/month. Might be better to up that than pay the extra to insurance.
So to increase my benefits to where they were last year (first box of first page that SpeedFreak posted) is an extra $30/year But then to add the next two boxes + raise me 1 tier in wage replacement puts me to $462/year. Still not too bad. However... I have recently discovered that in case of an accident you have to exhaust all of your work benefits before your vehicle insurance will kick in. So I am checking coverage at work. I already pay extra for some d & d and it is less than $4/month. Might be better to up that than pay the extra to insurance.
Yeah and then when you have to make a claim these leeches will do anything not to pay...
So to increase my benefits to where they were last year (first box of first page that SpeedFreak posted) is an extra $30/year But then to add the next two boxes + raise me 1 tier in wage replacement puts me to $462/year. Still not too bad. However... I have recently discovered that in case of an accident you have to exhaust all of your work benefits before your vehicle insurance will kick in. So I am checking coverage at work. I already pay extra for some d & d and it is less than $4/month. Might be better to up that than pay the extra to insurance.
Yeah and then when you have to make a claim these leeches will do anything not to pay...
That's why I am considering increasing the work benefits. From what I have seen, they are easier to access, if you are unfortunate enough to have to.
