Loss of income
A claim for income that was lost, reduced, or may be lost in future because an injury affected a person's ability to work or earn.
Definition
Loss of income in a RAF or personal-injury context depends on work history, earnings records, tax documents, medical restrictions, employer evidence, career path, age, skills, unemployment periods, and expert or actuarial assessment where needed. The amount cannot be assumed from the injury alone; it has to be linked to the person's actual earning position and medical evidence.
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A claim for income that was lost, reduced, or may be lost in future because an injury affected a person's ability to work or earn.
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Loss of earnings after accident
Future earning capacity claim
RAF income proof
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What does Loss of income mean?
A claim for income that was lost, reduced, or may be lost in future because an injury affected a person's ability to work or earn.
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