Even Entertainers Need Income Protection in
a Pandemic...
Although we see our favorite stars and
A-list celebrities as untouchable, a drastic loss of income for these
clients can feel confining and traumatic compared to their luxury
lifestyle. Income protection insures people’s paychecks against a
disability, this protection also pertains to actors, musicians, models,
broadcasters, producers, directors, and others in the entertainment industry from lost income due to an inability to perform.
International
Disability Underwriters provides a variety of coverage options to help
protect entertainers and entertainment companiesfrom such losses,
including losses caused
by cancelled
events, lost endorsement
deals and many more potential scenarios.
Entertainers,
studios, and performance companies can purchase similar coverage that
professional sports teams and athletes use
to protect themselves in the event a sports star is incapacitated due to
accident, injury, or illness.
Roll Out the Red Carpet & Insure Your
Clients Talent Today
Types of Coverage:
·Income
Protection
·Key
Person Disability
·Contract
Guarantee
·Contractual
Protection Insurance
·Death,
Disgrace & Disability
·High
Limit Accidental Death
·Event
Cancellation
Target Markets:
·Actors
/ Performers
·Authors
/ Writers / Journalists
·Directors
/ Producers
·Music
Industry Professionals
·Film
& Theater Industry
·Agents
& Business Managers
·Event
Promotors
·Venue
Operators
Real Life Solutions
Personal Disability
Income Protection:
A new, popular
Musician receives a contract to appear on a reality talent show which will
bring in a seven-figure payday. In order to protect this contractual income
as well as their historical earnings from performances and records, the
Musician purchases a personal disability income protection policy
with a monthly benefit of $50,000 paid out over 36 months,
followed by a lump sum of $1,200,000. This policy, with a total
aggregate of $3M, will protect the client in both the case of a
temporary as well as a permanent, catastrophic disability.
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