Income Protection

Protect My Income
Coverage for Every Income Threat

Your paycheck is your most valuable asset. Disability, critical illness, accidents, and hospitalization can all disrupt your income. Tower Hill has a product for every threat.

Four Income Threats

What Can Disrupt Your Income?

Disability

1 in 4

Workers experience a disabling illness or injury before retirement. The most common cause is illness — not accidents.

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Critical Illness

1 in 2

Americans will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. A heart attack, stroke, or cancer diagnosis often means weeks or months away from work.

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Accidental Death

40%

Of Americans have no life insurance — leaving families without income if the unexpected happens. Protect your income stream permanently.

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Accidental Injury

$27K

Average medical cost for a fall with hospitalization. Accidents are unpredictable — cash benefits help cover costs your health insurance doesn't.

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Income Protection FAQ

What does "protect my income" mean in insurance?

Income protection covers the financial impact of events that prevent you from earning your normal income — disability, critical illness, hospitalization, or a serious accident. Each product provides cash (either as monthly income replacement or lump-sum) to cover your financial obligations while you recover.

What is the difference between disability insurance and critical illness insurance?

Disability insurance replaces a percentage of your monthly income as long as you are unable to work. Critical illness insurance pays a one-time lump-sum benefit when you are diagnosed with a covered condition (heart attack, stroke, cancer, etc.). They often complement each other — CI provides the initial cash, disability provides the ongoing income.

Can self-employed Texans get income protection insurance?

Yes — income protection products are available for self-employed workers. Disability insurance requires income documentation (tax returns or P&L). Accident insurance and critical illness insurance are often available without income verification and can be especially valuable for gig workers and contractors.

How much income replacement do I need?

Most financial advisors recommend replacing 60–80% of gross income. Disability insurance typically replaces up to 60% (structured to maintain the incentive to return to work). Critical illness and accident benefits provide lump-sum amounts to supplement the monthly disability benefit.

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A licensed Texas advisor will help you identify every income gap and build a complete protection plan.

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