That never happens....never.
...Unless you switch providers, and that's just what my company has done recently.
My long term disability premiums are being reduced from $1.097/$100 insured to $0.771. That means we'll be saving $144.94/annually OR about $12/month.
Not a lot - but I'll take it...every little bit adds up.
Insurance Premiums Going Down?
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