UnitedHealthcare Joins Effort to Increase Awareness of the Value of Income Protection
UnitedHealthcare joins more than a dozen leading disability insurance providers in an industry-wide effort to educate the American workforce about the risks of having their income interrupted due to illness, injury, or life events such as having a child. Wage earners can help protect themselves with income protection products such as short- and long-term disability insurance - and individual disability coverage.
"UnitedHealthcare Specialty Benefits and The CDA share a goal to support the overall health, including the financial fitness, of people nationwide," said
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UnitedHealthcare joins CDA member companies, Allsup, American Fidelity,
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