Group Term Life Products
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A death in the family is a devastating event. But there’s no reason it needs to devastate the family financially. Anthem Life & Disability Insurance Company’s (Anthem Life) group life insurance products are an affordable way to help employees provide financial security for their loved ones. Employers choose from a variety of coverages and options to design a competitive benefit plan that fits their needs and budget. The employer selects the coverage and benefit amounts their plan will offer, and pays all or part of the premium for basic employee life and AD&D coverage.
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Group term life insurance
Anthem Life’s group term life insurance does a lot for something so simple and affordable. For pennies on the dollar, employees can be covered for a designated benefit amount or a multiple of salary.
Our standard plans include special features for added protection. Waiver of premium provisions can continue coverage without further premium payments, for employees who become totally disabled. Living benefit provisions allow employees to receive up to 50% of their death benefit in advance, if they are diagnosed as terminally ill (less than 12 months to live). Additional conditions may qualify for living benefits in some states.
Basic employee coverage is just the beginning. It’s easy to extend that coverage by offering employees the opportunity to buy group term life insurance for their dependent spouses and children, or optional group term life insurance for themselves.
Group accidental death and dismemberment insurance (AD&D)
Our group accidental death and dismemberment insurance provides additional benefits to help families deal with the sudden and unexpected needs that may arise if an employee has a serious accident.
The accidental death benefit is usually equal to the employee’s group term life insurance benefit amount. The accidental death benefit may be increased by the lesser of $15,000 or 10% if the employee dies in an auto accident while wearing a seat belt.
If the employee loses his or her sight or loses one or more limbs as a result of an accident, a percentage of the death benefit (typically 50% to 100%) is payable.
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