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Long-term disability
I have paid for long-term disability insurance through my employer for over 20 years. A few years ago I became part owner of another business. I now need to apply for long-term disability. How will my other business interest be treated by employer's insurance company? Can they deny my claim? Reduce benefit due to the other business income?
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