What do disability insurance and life insurance have in common? A.
Both are provided by your employer at the employer’s expense.
B.
Both charge the same amount for the policy premium.
C.
Both cover an unexpected loss of income.
D.
Both cover beneficiaries in the event of your death.

Both cover an unexpected loss of income.

Explanation:

Both life insurance and disability insurance protect personal finances during a disaster.  Life insurance pays beneficiaries when the insured dies. Disability insurance compensates for lost income when one is unable to work as a result of injuries.  

Life and disability insurance policies are about financial loss protection. Life insurance protects the insured's beneficiaries against financial loss when the insured dies, while disability insurance covers the insured against any financial loss due to the inability to work.

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