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Key BenefitsProtection: Variable Face Amounts to cover immediate and future needs Premiums: Guaranteed Flexible Premiums Savings: Cash Value Accumulation for future needs or expenditures
Short Term Disability Premiums reflect elimination period and benefits selected. Provides protection and cash flow for those times in which you are unable to work. Covers both on & off the job injuries. Long Term Disability Can provide up to two-thirds of yearly income with variable benefit and elimination periods. Coverage can be purchased in incremental amounts. Supplemental Insurance (Worksite) Plans - Voluntary plans which are employee paid which may include: Accident Insurance Provides income protection ($'s) paid directly to you in the event you have an accidental injury. Critical Illness Face amounts ranging from $5,000 to $100,000 can be selected as benefit payment on initial diagnosis of stroke, hearth attack, major organ transplant, coronary bypass surgery or cancer, among others. Cancer Insurance Helps pay out-of-pocket expenses not covered under medical plans. Coverage includes initial diagnosis, treatment, inpatient care, transportation and lodging, and experimental treatment. Most plans include screening test. Term Life Insurance Cost varies with age of applicant and amount of coverage. Long Term Care Insurance Provides a specified daily benefit to cover the cost of long term care needs in an authorized facility. Long Term Care is an important need for people with chronic disabilities. It includes custodial care - assistance with activities of daily life like eating, bathing and getting dressed whether this is provided within the confines of a skilled care facility, assisted living facility or your own home. 401(k) Employee Savings Plans Convenient way for Employers to offer their employees a worksite tax free savings plans in which employees may defer on a pre-tax basis a portion of their annual wages/income into their own 401(k) savings account. Multiple fund opportunities are offered to fit the risk profile of each employee. Employers do not have to share in contributions to the plan but are certainly able to do so. Employers can also designate the vesting periods for each plan.
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