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Life Insurances
Minnesota Life
February 2010 2APRIL 2010
Questions to Consider
How many people depend on you for support?
Do you have a mortgage to pay off?
Do you have other debts to pay (e.g. car payment,
bank loan, or credit cards)?
How much will you pay for your children’s education?
Are your current assets adequate to cover these
expenses?
February 2010 3APRIL 2010
Employee Group Term Life
Coverage Available 1x, Benefit Salary (capped at
$300,000) 2x,3x,4x,5x,6x,7x, 8x, or 9x
Benefit Salary- max $500,000 Enhanced Accelerated Death
Benefit – lump sum up to 100% of life insurance if given 12 months or less to live
Total Disability - Waiver of Premium
Total Disability - One Year Continuance
Premiums - Pre-tax Based on Selected
Coverage, Benefit Salary & Benefit Age
Imputed Income - Coverage over $50,000
February 2010 4APRIL 2010
Employee Group Term Life
Coverage will be based on Benefit Salary
Amount is rounded up to the next higher $1,000
Age 65 or older, the value of the coverage is reduced
February 2010 5APRIL 2010
Spouse Life Option
Coverage Amounts
- $ 6,000 - $60,000 - $200,000 - $12,000 - $100,000 - $250,000 - $30,000 - $150,000
Coverage cannot exceed value of Employee Life Coverage
Subject to Age Discrimination in Employee Act/Age Reduction (ADEA)
Rate Structure Based on Employee’s Age
Must have Employee Life in order to select Spouse Life
February 2010 6APRIL 2010
Child Life Option
Coverage Amounts
- $ 3,000 - $15,000 - $ 6,000 - $20,000 - $10,000
Coverage cannot exceed value of Employee Life Coverage
Coverage can begin at live birth. There shall be automatic coverage of
$3,000 for a newborn child if the child dies within 30 days of birth, but prior to
you enrolling in child life coverage.
February 2010 7APRIL 2010
Medical Underwriting
New Employees
Enrolling For the First Time
EMPLOYEE LIFE Life Medical Underwriting Requirements
Enrolling in 1 times pay
(capped at $300,000)
NONE
Enrolling in 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9 times pay Coverage over $200,000 Minnesota Life Evidence of Insurability online form and Amplified Blood Test required
SPOUSE LIFE Life Medical Underwriting Requirements
Enrolling in coverage $30,000 or less NONE
Enrolling in coverage over $30,000 Minnesota Life Evidence of Insurability online form required. Amplified Blood Test required for coverage $150,000 or greater
CHILD LIFE Life Medical Underwriting Requirements
Enrolling for the first time in any level NONE
February 2010 8APRIL 2010
Medical Underwriting Current Employees
Current employees may change coverage levels due to a Qualifying
Event
• Increases in coverage levels will require Medical Underwriting
Employees selecting coverage, requiring Medical Underwriting, will
receive the “Guaranteed” level of coverage initially
Employees, whose “Requested” level of coverage is approved:
• Coverage and Premium will change the first of the month after the
date of vendor’s approval
• Reduces the need for refund of premiums