Living Protection: a no-brainer solution
Can you afford the high cost of health care due to a chronic, critical or terminal illness? You might know someone who has suffered from a heart attack, cancer, stroke or other condition that left them unable to work for several months—or permanently. What if it were you? Would you have to sell your home, deplete your 401(k) or depend on family? Living Protection reduce risk and provide you with emergency funds, leaving your other assets intact.
Our team has spent the past three decades developing our Living Benefit programs. We’ve worked with carriers to create innovative products, striving to improve them and advocating for a new kind of protection against the unexpected.
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Living Benefit Stories
The best way to understand Living Protection is to hear the stories of the
policy owners who have used them.
How Living Protection helped Chris
Chris was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer at age 52, five years after purchasing her program. She had to take several months off work and used the Critical Illness benefit to help pay medical bills, the mortgage and other living expenses. Without this benefit, Chris would not have had enough to cover many of these expenses.
Purchase Profile | Female, age 52 |
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Initial Face Amount | $1,500,000 |
Critical Illness Amount Available | $585,485 |
Total Premiums Paid | $14,806 |
Death Benefit Remaining | $150,000 |
New Monthly Premium | $29 |
How Living Protection helped Kai
Eight years after Kai bought his protection program, he was diagnosed with a terminal illness. Kai used the Terminal Illness benefit to pay off the mortgage and fund his children’s college saving plans. Without the money from this benefit, Kai’s family would have most likely lost their home.
Purchase Profile | Male, age 37 |
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Initial Face Amount | $900,000 |
Terminal Illness Amount Available | $771,858 |
Total Premiums Paid | $7,104 |
Death Benefit Remaining | $90,000 |
New Monthly Premium | $12 |
How Living Protection helped John
John suffered a moderate heart attack four years after buying his protection program. Due to his unexpected illness, John decided to take an early retirement at age 67. He utilized the Critical Illness benefit to pay off his mortgage and cover other expenses. Without the money from this benefit, John could not have retired.
Purchase Profile | Male, age 67 |
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Initial Face Amount | $800,000 |
Critical Illness Amount Available | $428,537 |
Total Premiums Paid | $55,028 |
Death Benefit Remaining | $80,000 |
New Monthly Premium | $120 |
How Living Protection helped Sue
Sue bought a protection program that was guaranteed to age 100. Nine years later, she was diagnosed with a severe chronic illness and needed in-home care. Sue utilized the Chronic Illness benefit to help cover the costs; without the money from this benefit, Sue’s family would have struggled to cover the cost of home care.
Purchase Profile | Female, age 64 |
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Initial Face Amount | $500,000 |
Chronic Illness Amount Available | $366,649 |
Total Premiums Paid | $83,268 |
Death Benefit Remaining | $0 |
New Monthly Premium | $0 |
How Living Protection helped Leilani
Eleven years after Leilani bought her protection program, she was diagnosed with stage 3 lung cancer. Unable to work for several months, Leilani utilized the Critical Illness benefit to pay medical bills, the mortgage and other expenses. Without this benefit, Leilani would not have had enough to cover many of these expenses.
Purchase Profile | Female, age 46 |
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Initial Face Amount | $400,000 |
Chronic Illness Amount Available | $146,336 |
Total Premiums Paid | $6,42 |
Death Benefit Remaining | $40,000 |
New Monthly Premium | $9 |
While the Chronic and Critical Illness benefits can provide valuable benefits, it is important to note that whether benefits are payable, as well as the amount of any benefit, depends on the impact a critical or chronic illness may potentially have on future mortality. The stories above are examples of how the Living Protection work. Individual results will vary. Schedule a call to learn how living benefits can work for you.