Senior Dental
Students
Dental Residents are becoming more and more familiar with disability insurance. It is not unusual for them to have attended some lecture,
or to have heard some company representative speak about disability
insurance during their residency. Regardless of what policy they may
purchased, the fact remains, “The best policy there is, is the one you
have when you’re disabled”. So if you have a disability policy now, you
are to be commended for your realization, “It can happen to you”.
Currently, we offer Dental Residents several options that are “unique”,
attractive, and affordable. Keeping in mind, someday, their needs as well
as their incomes will increase. It is crucial to realize this point above
all else, you must put yourself in a position to guarantee that in the
future you have the ability to purchase additional benefits as well as not
to lose the benefits you have now.
The
benefits you have now are not only in your policy, but are considered to
be your health and your age.
Presently, Dental Residents may purchase up to $3500 per month of
Individual Non-Cancelable & Guaranteed Renewable Coverage. Senior Dental
Students may purchase up to $2100 per month. The two optional riders that
are a must are the Residual Rider, and the Guaranteed Future Purchase
Rider.
The
Residual Rider:
See explanation below
Guaranteed Future Purchase Rider:
See explanation below
Optional Premium Method: Understandably, your present income is low, and the last thing you want to
be doing is paying insurance premiums, yet, you truly understand the need
for disability insurance.
Graded Premium plans are available in order to make quality coverage more
affordable when you are young and have not reached your income potential.
Graded Premium
Plans
Male Age 30
“Insures Own Occupation: Dental Specialty”
Monthly Benefit: $3500, Payable To Age 65, 90 Day Elimination Period
Includes: Residual
Rider
Guaranteed Future Purchase Rider: $6500
Annual Premiums |
| Graded Premium Plan |
Level Premium Plan To Age 65 |
$1124
$1127
$1130
$1133
$1144
$1175
$1231 |
$1721 |
You
can chose to convert the graded premium plan to a level premium plan up to
Age 45, or maintain the graded premiums. The graded premium plan will be
cheaper in the above example until year 12. In the 12th year,
the annual premium will be $1762.
Guaranteed
Future Purchase Option
Future
Increase Option Rider*
If you expect to have
significant income growth you may need a Future Increase Option (FIO)
Rider. It offers you the opportunity-each year until you reach age 55-to
purchase additional coverage with-out providing evidence of medical
insurability.
The amount of the
Future Increase Option added to the base policy can be up to 3x the base
benefit not to exceed $10,000 per month. Until you reach age 45 you can
exercise the entire FIO amount on your option date if your income
justifies it. Once you become 45, up to one-third of the FIO amount is
available in any one year. Few other companies offer you such flexibility.
The Future Increase Option Rider is available to ALL Dental Specialties.
Residual Rider
Disability isn't always
"total." You may suffer a partial (or residual) disability that limits
your ability to work and results in decreased income - or an initial total
disability may be followed by an extended period of residual disability.
We offer a number of unique features that maximize your benefits under a
variety of such scenarios.
Like most
good policies, if you are residually disabled policies pay:
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benefits
proportionate to income loss, and
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for the
first six months' benefits, at least 50% of the total disability
benefit.
However,
most companies discontinue residual benefits when your income loss falls
below 20%. We continue to pay residual benefits even if your income
loss is less than 20% as long as the monthly benefit payable is at least
$500.
Our
Residual rider “does not require a loss of time or duties”, only a loss of
income to qualify for benefits. When other company consider you
“recovered”, as long as there is a 20% loss of earnings due to a covered
sickness or accident, residual benefits will continue to be paid, even to
Age 65. This is the best definition of residual there is in the industry.
Whether you’re not working |
Or,
you are |
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