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Topic of the Month: July 2009
Mutual Care at Work
Mutual Care at Work is a multi-life program for businesses with three or more employees. Here’s how it works:
- The program uses Mutual Care My Way – a customizable LTCi product
- Each participant applies for and, if approved, is issued an individual LTCi policy
- Premium allowances make the coverage less expensive than if participants purchased individual LTCi policies on their own
- Employers decide who participates in the program:
- All employees
- A select group of employees (i.e. all managers)
- Coverage is available for the business owner, employees, spouses and extended family members (parents, adult children, siblings, grandparents, in-laws and all step equivalents)
- Employers determine how they want to fund the program:
- Voluntary (employee-paid)
- Employer-paid
- Executive carve-out
Mutual Care at Work Program Highlights |
Product features |
- All the same great built-in and optional features as Mutual Care My Way
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Target market |
- Small- to mid-sized businesses
- Businesses with 3 to 9 employees
- Businesses with 10 or more employees
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Funding options |
- Voluntary
- Employer-paid
- Executive carve-out
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Underwriting programs |
- Modified guaranteed issue (Select only)
- Simplified issue (Select only)
- Full underwriting (Preferred, Select, Class I, Class II)
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Premium allowances |
- Modified guaranteed issue — 10%
- Simplified issue — 10%
- Full underwriting — 5%
Additional allowances also available:
- Preferred — 15%
- Spouse — 35%
- Married — 15%
- Two-person household — 10%
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Benefits and features may vary by state.