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This will be dependent on the coverage that your are offered and have been paying for at work. Some companies allow for individuals to continue coverage on an individual basis and others do not. The best way to find out is simply to call your specific insurance company and ask.

If you are in good health, you may want to look into what is offered on the individual market as well. Group coverage is great for those who cannot qualify for individual coverage, but the benefits it provides are lacking in comparison. If you are able to qualify for individual coverage, even though it may cost more, it may be the best option.

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Q: If you have long term disability insurance with your company but are paying for it 100 percent and are terminated from the job can you continue to pay the insurance privately and keep the policy?
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