Could you, as a self-employed person, get by on less than 55 euros a day? Of course you couldn't. But what if you were unable to work due to illness or an accident and you lost your professional income? With KBC Guaranteed Income, you receive benefits to top up those paid by your health insurance fund every month. And we also refund your premium during that period of work disability.

• Duration: your guaranteed income insurance automatically covers you until the day you turn 65. You're free to cancel the policy whenever you want.
• Deferment period: you decide how long you can manage without benefits: 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. The longer the deferment period, the lower the premium. If you become unfit for work again within 3 months, the period doesn't start again.
• Supplementary physical disability cover: if your degree of physical disability exceeds your degree of work disability, your benefits are based on your degree of physical disability.
• Indexation: You can opt for your benefits and premiums to be indexed or have them stay the same.
• Your premium counts as a professional expense and is tax-deductible (except for physical disabilities). But you still have to pay an insurance tax of 9.25% on it. Your benefits are taxed as replacement income or pension.
  The tax treatment of your benefits and premium will depend on your individual circumstances and may change at any time

With KBC Guaranteed Income, you can cover up to 80% of your professional income in the event of illness, accidents outside of and at work (including while travelling to and from work).

Work disability which starts, becomes longer or more serious due to:

• The consequences of an existing illness or a previous accident
• An attempted suicide
• Intent
• The consequences of excessive consumption of alcohol or drugs
• Certain mental health conditions

When you're unfit for work, you still have to pay your regular expenses and loans. You can take out extra insurance with KBC Brussels to finance your regular expenses and loans for the months during which you're unable to work.

Are you self-employed with your own company? Then your company's profits and turnover are also likely to suffer during the months in which you're unable to work.

Our KBC Guaranteed Income lets you add cover for loss of turnover that pays out during your absence (the funds are remitted to the company). This type of cover could be just what you need, especially if you have a one-man company or management company.

Since 1 February 2022, KBC Insurance has been applying Assuralia’s Code of Conduct, which gives ex-cancer patients easier access to the Guaranteed Income Insurance.

If your last treatment was more than 10 years ago, you were not incapacitated for work during that period and you meet the conditions of the Code of Conduct, we will no longer consider any previous cancer diagnoses when assessing your application.

Read more details at www.abcverzekering.be (in French or Dutch). 

• KBC Guaranteed Income work disability insurance policy.
• This product is governed by the laws of Belgium.
• The insurance is valid until you reach retirement age. You can cancel the policy every year.
• Your intermediary is the first point of contact for any complaints you may have. If no agreement can be reached, please contact KBC Complaints Management, Brusselsesteenweg 100, 3000 Leuven, complaints@kbcbrussels.be, tel. 016 43 25 94@kbc.be, tel. 0800 620 84 (free of charge) or + 32 78 15 20 45 (charges apply), fax + 32 16 86 30 38. If you cannot find a suitable solution, you can contact the Belgian insurance industry's ombudsman service: de Meeûssquare 35, 1000 Brussels, info@ombudsman-insurance.be, www.ombudsman-insurance.be.

This does not affect your legal rights.
For a KBC Guaranteed Income quote and to calculate your premium, please contact your Insurance Expert.
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