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Question 17 of 17 in Private Policies (Individual) |
I am concerned that if I have a career ending injury in my 30s and am unable to contribute to my company's pension plan, I won't have that retirement income when I turn 65. Is there a pension rider that I can buy to cover this? |
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Such riders are not very common, but you should check with your employer to see if any such coverage exists. However, many types of personal products that may provide a retirement income can include a disability rider. These are available from companies that sell insurance, annuities or investment plans. |
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