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Planning for the "worst case" scenario, no matter what it may be.

Posted by Joseph Ceccarelli on Fri, May 23, 2008
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I was at a networking meeting yesterday morning where I listened to Russ Swallow from Benifitslab talk about disability insurance. Safety Trainersis fortunate to be surrounded by experts in their field of business. So, you might be thinking what does CPR and First Aid have to do with disability insurance.

At first, you might not see how disability insurance and CPR go together.  However, Why do you buy disability insurance? Why do you take a first aid and CPR class? The reason that people get disability insurance is for the "worst case" scenario in their life. CPR and first aid training will also prepare your for a "worst case" scenario.

Russ caught my attention yesterday morning and you can read more on his blog. If you are in the planning mode of what unsuspecting things that life might throw your way, why not take a first aid or CPR course too? Whether it is insurance or first aid training, you never know what curve ball might come your way. Be prepared. 

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I think safety training and disability insurance are two matters that people procrastinate obtaining. Unfortunately, neither will be of much help after the need for them arises. It's important to get both now. Safety training before a situation arises where someone needs first aid one can't help, and disbility insurance before not being able to qualify for it, or worse needing a policy to collect on.

posted @ Thursday, June 05, 2008 1:53 PM by David W. Lima


I agree Dave. Why wait until you are stuck between a rock and a hard place as the old saying goes.
Thanks for your feedback.

posted @ Thursday, June 05, 2008 2:15 PM by Joseph Ceccarelli


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