Living benefits is an insurance industry term that refers to accessing your death benefits while you are still alive
Cancer, heart attack and stroke are typical ailments that are covered
They are usually triggered by the loss of 2 Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
Do you have coverage for long term care costs?
Can you afford you afford to spend more than 6 months in assisted living or nursing home?
You can afford a large medical expense, but the impact on your beneficiaries is large (Learn More About Legacy Planning)
The likely-hood of needing living benefits makes considering products with them worthwhile
An “ADL”, or an activity of daily living generally refers to a specific list of tasks older adults must perform in order to live without assistance.
Long term-care insurance continues to skyrocket (if you have it, you probably received a notice regarding your premium)
Living benefits can double your income if you get sick if 2 ADLs cannot be performed
Our products provide Living Benefits AND Guaranteed Income For Life
Consider every year, 735,000 people will suffer a heart attack, and 90% will survive
About 1,735,350 cases of cancer will be diagnosed this year – 38.4% of us will be diagnosed at some point in our lifetime
Stroke is the leading cause of long-term disability in the US. Each year, approximately 795,000 people suffer a stroke.
Consider every year, 735,000 people will suffer a heart attack, and 90% will survive
About 1,735,350 cases of cancer will be diagnosed this year – 38.4% of us will be diagnosed at some point in our lifetime
Stroke is the leading cause of long-term disability in the US. Each year, approximately 795,000 people suffer a stroke.
Long term-care insurance continues to skyrocket (if you have it, you probably received a notice regarding your premium)
Learn more about how you can double your income if you get sick
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