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Worksheet: sources of income if you get sick or injured and can't work
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Worksheet: sources of income if you get sick or injured and can't work
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Income source
What it will pay each month
1.
Workers’ Compensation
$__________
2.
CPP/QPP disability benefits
$__________
3. Work plans (such as sick pay, or long-term disability pay)
$__________
4. Personal insurance on loans (such as a mortgage, car loan, or other personal loans)
$__________
5. Personal disability insurance or critical illness insurance
$__________
6. Your personal savings
$__________
7. Other sources (such as loans or money from renting property you own)
$__________
Total:
$__________
Tip:
If you have a benefit plan at work, find out if you would be able to collect any other benefits, such as unused vacation pay or pension plan withdrawals. Also, ask if your medical and dental benefits and insurance will continue until you are able to work again.
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