Instantly Calculate Your Long-Term Disability Lump-Sum Buyout—See If Your Offer Is Fair
If you’re receiving long-term disability (LTD) benefits from insurers like Unum, New York Life, Lincoln, Reliance Standard, Prudential, and The Hartford, you may have received a lump-sum buyout offer. Trading your monthly benefits for a one-time payment can seem appealing, but is it really in your best interest?
Find Out If Your Buyout Offer Is Fair—Use Our Free Calculator
Our free Long-Term Disability Lump Sum Buyout Calculator helps you estimate the present value of your policy—including cost of living adjustments (COLA), past due payments, interest owed, attorney fees, and costs—so you can make an informed decision before accepting any offer.
Simply enter your details (you can set any feature to zero if it doesn’t apply), and our calculator will instantly show you the true value of your future benefits. You’ll also get the option to download a detailed report of every monthly payment projection.
Should You Accept a Lump-Sum Buyout for Your Disability Claim?
There’s a lot at stake. Once you accept a lump sum, your policy is canceled—there’s no going back. Our calculator helps you weigh critical factors, including:
- How many future payments remain
- Projected annual COLA increases
- Discount rates and life expectancy
- Potential attorney fees and costs
Insurance companies often use present value calculations to craft buyout offers—typically 50% to 70% of your claim’s value. But every offer is negotiable, and having the right information gives you the power to push for more. A disability attorney may help you secure a higher amount.
What Else Should You Consider Before Accepting?
Beyond the numbers, ask yourself:
- Are you eager to end negotiations?
- Do you expect to return to work?
- Are you comfortable investing a lump sum?
- What are your personal financial goals?
Once you accept a buyout, it’s final. That’s why many Florida residents trust Ortiz Law Firm to review offers before they decide. In some cases, the insurer may even pay for a consultation with an attorney or tax professional—ask before signing anything.
If you’ve received a buyout offer and want clarity, contact Ortiz Law Firm for a case evaluation. Call (888) 321-8131 to speak directly with our team today.
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