Guy gets sick Feb 1st... hes out for 30 days... also has a 30 day elimination period... he gets $500 a month for being sick or disabled.... AFTER THE ELIMINATION PERIOD IS SATISFIED what does he receive?
Your telling me zero but from the definition and what is in bold I think its $500
If it is indeed zero than $1250 is right in my first question....
However if it is $500 than $1750 is right in my first question...
The wording makes it tricky... do u get what I am saying now? I think I explained it well
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Someone simply answer this for me please..
Guy gets sick Feb 1st... hes out for 30 days... also has a 30 day elimination period... he gets $500 a month for being sick or disabled.... AFTER THE ELIMINATION PERIOD IS SATISFIED what does he receive?
Your telling me zero but from the definition and what is in bold I think its $500
If it is indeed zero than $1250 is right in my first question....
However if it is $500 than $1750 is right in my first question...
The wording makes it tricky... do u get what I am saying now? I think I explained it well
Guy gets sick Feb 1st... hes out for 30 days... also has a 30 day elimination period... he gets $500 a month for being sick or disabled.... AFTER THE ELIMINATION PERIOD IS SATISFIED what does he receive?
Your telling me zero but from the definition and what is in bold I think its $500
If it is indeed zero than $1250 is right in my first question....
However if it is $500 than $1750 is right in my first question...
The wording makes it tricky... do u get what I am saying now? I think I explained it well
I think that I know why you are stuck. Lets talk about it.
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Quote Originally Posted by vegasfballking:
Someone simply answer this for me please..
Guy gets sick Feb 1st... hes out for 30 days... also has a 30 day elimination period... he gets $500 a month for being sick or disabled.... AFTER THE ELIMINATION PERIOD IS SATISFIED what does he receive?
Your telling me zero but from the definition and what is in bold I think its $500
If it is indeed zero than $1250 is right in my first question....
However if it is $500 than $1750 is right in my first question...
The wording makes it tricky... do u get what I am saying now? I think I explained it well
I think that I know why you are stuck. Lets talk about it.
The first statement is basically telling you that you must wait out whatever period of time your Elimination Period is.
The second statement was used with the example. Specifically, if the EP is 90 days, you're 4 months away from benefits:
90 days (3 months) + 30 days (full month) = 4 months time elapsed before Benefits are received.
I think what you're assuming is that there is retroactive pay (EI - getting the full amount, after the EP). This is not the case with unemployment. This is the original agreement I had with Kursh...you get NOTHING, no back pay. If you're still unemployed on day 15 (start of 3rd week), then you start 'earning' benefits.
When it comes to the other form of benefits mentioned, I asked a friend who works for SF. She pointed me towards the two phrases I posted. Looks like they are similar -- No back pay, payments happen after the waiting period is satisfied.
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The first statement is basically telling you that you must wait out whatever period of time your Elimination Period is.
The second statement was used with the example. Specifically, if the EP is 90 days, you're 4 months away from benefits:
90 days (3 months) + 30 days (full month) = 4 months time elapsed before Benefits are received.
I think what you're assuming is that there is retroactive pay (EI - getting the full amount, after the EP). This is not the case with unemployment. This is the original agreement I had with Kursh...you get NOTHING, no back pay. If you're still unemployed on day 15 (start of 3rd week), then you start 'earning' benefits.
When it comes to the other form of benefits mentioned, I asked a friend who works for SF. She pointed me towards the two phrases I posted. Looks like they are similar -- No back pay, payments happen after the waiting period is satisfied.
So if the elimination period is 90 days and they say the guy is disabled for 3 months and gets $5,000 a month for each month disabled.. and the question asks how much would he receive after he satisfies the 90 day elimination period, the answer would be zero?
and not $15,000?
So basically you have to be disabled or sick for a month greater than the elimination period to receive any benefits?
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So if the elimination period is 90 days and they say the guy is disabled for 3 months and gets $5,000 a month for each month disabled.. and the question asks how much would he receive after he satisfies the 90 day elimination period, the answer would be zero?
and not $15,000?
So basically you have to be disabled or sick for a month greater than the elimination period to receive any benefits?
For example, if your elimination period was 90 days, you would need to be in a hospital or disabled for 90 consecutive days before any coverage begins - accumulating 90 days in total
based on this above I don't see how it would be zero AFTER u satisfied the 90 day elimination period wait......
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For example, if your elimination period was 90 days, you would need to be in a hospital or disabled for 90 consecutive days before any coverage begins - accumulating 90 days in total
Virtually all LTD policies have an "elimination period" between the time your disability occurs and when you can begin receiving benefits. This is essentially a waiting period during which you're not yet eligible for LTD benefits
i give up...LOL.
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Waiting Period
Virtually all LTD policies have an "elimination period" between the time your disability occurs and when you can begin receiving benefits. This is essentially a waiting period during which you're not yet eligible for LTD benefits
Might help if you just use a calendar. So if it starts Feb 1st you black out all of Feb. Then your payments start in March. But you have to be sick the whole month of March, so in April they will pay you for the month of March but not Feb. And every month beyond if you are still sick.
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Might help if you just use a calendar. So if it starts Feb 1st you black out all of Feb. Then your payments start in March. But you have to be sick the whole month of March, so in April they will pay you for the month of March but not Feb. And every month beyond if you are still sick.
I got it finally so basically u have to be sick or disabled GREATER than the elimination period to receive anything. If ur sick or disabled the same amount of time or less u get NADA. Appreciate it fellas. I'm a sick sick sick Fuckk
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I got it finally so basically u have to be sick or disabled GREATER than the elimination period to receive anything. If ur sick or disabled the same amount of time or less u get NADA. Appreciate it fellas. I'm a sick sick sick Fuckk
I got it finally so basically u have to be sick or disabled GREATER than the elimination period to receive anything. If ur sick or disabled the same amount of time or less u get NADA. Appreciate it fellas. I'm a sick sick sick Fuckk
You got it!! Now go ace that test.
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Quote Originally Posted by vegasfballking:
I got it finally so basically u have to be sick or disabled GREATER than the elimination period to receive anything. If ur sick or disabled the same amount of time or less u get NADA. Appreciate it fellas. I'm a sick sick sick Fuckk
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