| If you suffered a heart attack, stroke, or life threatening cancer and your doctor told you that you would be out of work for 6 to 8 months; do you have money set aside to pay your living expenses while recovering? Unfortunately, most Americans don’t. Survival rates for most of the serious or critical illnesses have greatly increased due to advances in medical science, earlier detection, and nre prescription drugs…but can you survive financially?
Critical Illness can help. Many financial advisors refer to critical illness insurance as a lump-sum disability benefit. When diagnosis of a covered critical illness occurs, thirty days after diagnosis, the policy pays a lump-sum payment of the benefit amount. The money can be used for any purpose…buying groceries, paying utility bills, car, rent or house payments, medical plan deductibles, buying prescription drugs. The benefit is truly “Money When Needed the Most”!.
If you have ever had a family member, friend, or neighbor go through the financial burden of recovery from a critical illness, then you know how valuable this coverage can be. Click her to learn more about the benefit amounts and covered illnesses available for Association members. |
