Our years of experience have proven the importance of our Lump Sum payment policy. It permits a disabled pilot to reduce large financial commitments, such as mortgages, business involvements, investments, real estate purchases and children's education. In other words, it allows a disabled pilot to live within the reduced monthly income that invariably follows a permanent loss of flight status.
Plan A Level lump sum benefit to age 40. Beginning at age 40, benefit decreases 5% (of original face amount) per year to age 59. Plan B Level lump sum benefit to age 50. Beginning at age 50, benefit decreases 10% (of original face amount) per year to age 59, at which time the plan terminates. Harvey Watt & Co., The Aviation Health Association, ITT Hartford, or Great Southern Life Insurance Co., do not give legal or tax advice. This is only our understanding of current tax laws. Since these laws are subject to interpretation and change, we recommend that you seek independent counsel regarding your tax situation. |
*Available in $25,000 increments. Note:
no extra charge for the convenience of monthly
payments.
*Rates for age 56 and above are for renewal purposes only.
*Available in $25,000 increments. Note:
no extra charge for the convenience of monthly
payments.
*Rates for age 56 and above are for renewal purposes only. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| LUMP SUM EXTENDED COVERAGE |
Only $6.00 per month
For only $6.00 per month you can add an endorsement that will pay the disability
benefit if you
die during the last eleven months of the twelve month waiting
period. The disability must be covered
by the policy, and death must be from
the same sickness or accident as the disability.
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Monthly Pay Disability and
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