Disability insurers are generally unwilling to provide insurance replacing more than 60- 70% of lost income.

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Disability insurers typically provide insurance replacing 60-70% of lost income because they want to incentivize disabled individuals to return to work and not solely rely on insurance benefits. Additionally, providing full replacement of lost income could potentially lead to fraudulent claims.

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