Simplified Term Life insurance

Simplified Term Life Insurance Apply by mail or online now for up to $100,000 in coverage. Choose from $10,000 to $100,000 Easy application with no medical exam…just health information Affordable rates

Underwriting Information:
In addition to the information that is furnished in the application, we may use your signed authorization to request medical
information and prescription drug history from your physician, hospital or other health care provider, pharmacy, pharmacy benefit
manager or medical information retrieval service. We may disclose information we collect about you as required or permitted by
law. You have a right of access to certain personal information we maintain in our files about you. You may request
correction, amendment, or deletion of any information to which you may have access. You may receive a full description of your rights to access, correct, amend, or delete information by writing to us at the address on the Application.

Privacy Notification:
Your privacy is important to New York Life. We maintain physical, electronic and procedural safeguards that meet state and federal
laws. Information we collect, such as name and address, about individuals who request additional product information will be
shared as allowed by law for normal business administration and related business services within the New York Life Family of
Companies and with non-affiliates, such as New York Life Agents and other service providers. You have the option to tell us not to
share your information as follows:

• Within the New York Life Family of Companies to let you know about our other products and services.
• With non-affiliates with which we have joint agreements, such as banks, credit card issuers and online services, to offer you their products and services.
We will follow your state’s privacy law if that law differs from the policy described in this notice. To request a copy of our
complete privacy notice or to request your information not be shared, call 1-800-338-0615. The choice you make will apply to all the products you purchased from us.
You have the right to access certain information we maintain in our files about you. You may request correction, amendment, or
deletion of it. To receive a full description of these rights, write to us at: P.O. Box 31683; Tampa, FL 33631.

Simplified Term Life Insurance

Simplified Term Life Insurance Apply by mail or online now for up to $100,000 in coverage. Choose from $10,000 to $100,000 Easy application with no medical exam…just health information Affordable rates

Provide your family with a lump sum cash payment to help with housing and other living expenses,
bills you may leave behind or even education costs.
Features and Benefits
Up to $100,000 in life insurance coverage
Valuable protection you can keep until age 80
No waiting period—coverage starts from the day your coverage takes effect
Supplement an existing policy or use as your main source of coverage
No Medical Exam or Lab Work...Just Health Information
There’s no physical examination or medical tests required…acceptance is based on your answers
to three health questions along with other information you provide or give us permission to obtain.
Find Your Affordable Monthly Rates Here
MenWomen
Age $10,000 $25,000 $50,000 $75,000 $100,000
30-34 7.64 13.10 22.21 27.77 33.33
35-39 8.79 15.98 27.96 35.27 42.58
40-44 10.39 19.98 35.96 45.71 55.46
45-49 12.39 24.98 45.96 58.75 71.54
50-54 14.96 31.40 58.79 75.50 92.21
55-59 19.19 41.98 79.96 103.13 126.29
60-64 26.79 60.98 117.96 152.71 187.46
65-69 35.18 81.94 159.88 207.42 254.96
70-74 48.79 115.98 227.96 296.27 364.58
75-79 83.88 203.71 403.42 525.23 647.04
Your initial premium is based on your age at issue. Premiums increase as you enter each new five-year age band and will always follow the rate chart above. Ages 75-79 are not eligible for issue; renewals only. Coverage ends at age 80. If relevant statements of age or facts are not accurate, New York Life will make a fair adjustment of premiums and/or insurance. Residents of FL: Victor Verastegui is a licensed Florida agent for service to Florida residents.
New York Life does not anticipate paying dividends for this product.

Common Questions

Q.
Will my benefit amount ever decrease?
A.
Benefits are guaranteed not to decrease until insurance ends regardless of changes in your age or health.
Premiums are arranged in five-year age bands and will increase as you enter each new band. See rate chart above.
Q.
How long can I keep this life insurance?
A.
This term insurance is yours to keep until you reach age 80. All we ask is that you pay your premiums on time and that your application contains no material misrepresentations about your medical history. This protection can be exchanged for permanent coverage without a medical exam any time until insurance ends at age 80. Rates will be based on your age at that time. Q.
Are there any exclusions or limitations?
A.
Benefits will not be paid for death from suicide in the first two years.*

The life insurance you need

What's the difference?
When you work with a New York Life agent, you:
Receive that personalized touch, professional advice. Your agent will conduct a complete financial needs analysis to help you
identify the amount and type of life insurance you need.
Take the first step toward a long-lasting relationship.
Will receive an individual policy, underwritten especially for you, based on your needs and health.

When you apply for a New York Life policy online, you: Can easily apply within minutes. Have no medical exam - acceptance is based on your health information. May apply for up to $100,000 of term life insurance (ages 30-74) or $50,000 of whole life insurance (ages 30-80). Being prepared is smart and easy. Learning about the benefits and protections life insurance offers is easy. And it’s the smart thing to do. Life insurance can protect the ones you love and be the foundation of your financial plan. New York Life offers both term and whole life insurance at a price that works within your budget. You’ll have the peace of mind knowing that you’re backed by one of the strongest, most financially secure companies in the industry*. Find out what so many others already know: when it comes to keeping the good going in your life, New York Life is the smart and easy choice. Serious about buying life insurance? Want more information? Fill out the form, and we’ll have one of our local, professionally-trained agents contact you – the consultation is free.

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How U.S. Health Insurance Works

Health Insurance in the United States Health care in the United States can be very expensive. A single doctor’s office visit may cost several hundred dollars and an average three-day hospital stay can run tens of thousands of dollars (or even more) depending on the type of care provided. Most of us could not afford to pay such large sums when we get sick, especially since we don’t know when we might become ill or injured or how much care we might need. Health

Health insurance offers a way to reduce such costs to more reasonable, affordable amounts. The way it typically works is that the consumer (you) pays an up front premium to a health insurance company and that payment allows you to share ‘risk’ with lots of other people (enrollees) who are making similar payments. Since most people are healthy most of the time, the premium dollars paid to the insurance company can be used to cover the expenses of the (relatively) small number of enrollees who get sick or are injured. Insurance companies, as you can imagine, have studied risk extensively, and their goal is to collect enough premium to cover medical costs of the enrollees. There are many, many different types of health insurance plans in the United States and many different rules and arrangements regarding care. Following are three important questions you should ask when selecting health insurance: Key question #1. Where can I receive care? One way that health insurance plans control their costs is to influence access to providers. Providers include physicians, hospitals, laboratories, pharmacies, and other entities. Many insurance companies contract with a specified network of providers that has agreed to supply services to plan enrollees at more favorable pricing. If a provider is not in a plan’s network, the insurance company may not pay for the service(s) provided or may pay a smaller portion than it would for in-network care. This means the enrollee who goes outside of the network for care may be required to pay a much higher share of the cost. This is an important concepts to understand, especially if you are not originally from the local Stanford area. If you have a plan through a parent, for example, and that plan’s network is in your home town, you may not be able to get the care you need in the Stanford area, OR you may incur much higher costs to get that care. Key question #2. What does the plan cover? One of the things health care reform has done in the United States (under the Affordable Care Act) is to introduce more standardization to insurance plan benefits. Before such standardization, the benefits offered varied drastically from plan to plan. For example, some plans covered prescriptions, others did not. Now, plans in the United States are required to offer a number of ‘essential health benefits’ which include: · Emergency services · Hospitalization · Laboratory tests · Maternity and newborn care · Mental health and substance-abuse treatment · Outpatient care (doctors and other services you receive outside of a hospital) · Pediatric services, including dental and vision care · Prescription drugs · Preventive services (e.g., some immunizations) and management of chronic diseases · Rehabilitation services For our international population of students who might be considering coverage through a non U.S. based plan, asking the question, ‘what does the plan cover’ is extremely important. Key question #3. How much will it cost? Understanding what insurance coverage costs is actually quite complicated. In our overview, we talked about paying a premium to enroll in a plan. This is an up front cost that is transparent to you (i.e., you know how much you pay). Unfortunately, for most plans, this is not the only cost associated with the care you receive. There is also typically cost when you access care. Such cost is captured as deductibles, coinsurance, and/or copays (see definitions below) and represents the share you pay out of your own pocket when you receive care. As a general rule of thumb, the more you pay in premium up front, the less you will pay when you access care. The less you pay in premium, the more you will pay when you access care. The question for our students is, pay (a larger share) now? Or, pay (a larger share) later? Either way, you will pay the cost for care you receive. We have taken the approach that it is better to pay a larger share in the up front premium to minimize, as much as possible, costs that are incurred at the time of service. The reason for our thinking is that we don’t want any barrier to care, such as a high copay at the time of service, to discourage students from getting care. We want students to access medical care whenever it’s needed. Definitions: Out-of-Pocket Expenses -The terms ‘out-of-pocket cost’ or ‘cost sharing’ refer to the portion of your medical expenses you are responsible for paying when you actually receive health care. The monthly premium you pay for care is separate from these costs. Annual Deductible - The amount you pay each plan year before the insurance company starts paying its share of the costs. If the deductible is $2,000, then you would responsible for paying the first $2,000 in health care you receive each year, after which the insurance company would start paying its share. Copayment (or ‘Copay’) - A fixed, up front amount you pay each time you receive care when that care is subject to a copay. A copay of $30 might be applicable for a doctor visit, after which the insurance company picks up the rest. Plans with higher premiums generally have lower copays, and vice versa. Plans that do not have copays typically use other methods of cost sharing. Coinsurance - A percentage of the cost of your medical care. For an MRI that costs $1,000, you might pay 20 percent ($200). Your insurance company will pay the other 80 percent ($800). Plans with higher premiums typically have less coinsurance. Annual out-of-pocket maximum - The most cost-sharing you will be responsible for in a year. It is the total of your deductible, copays, and coinsurance (but does not include your premiums). Once you hit this limit, the insurance company will pick up 100 percent of your covered costs for the remainder of the plan year. Most enrollees never reach the out-of-pocket limit but it can happen if a lot of costly treatment for a serious accident or illness is needed. Plans with higher premiums generally have lower out-of-pocket limits.

Work and travel insurance

Work and travel insurance travel insurance: fast, easy, secure Work and travel participants, volunteers and globetrotters trust CareMed when dealing with travel insurance. CareMed insurance includes extensive and reasonable priced health insurance for persons traveling worldwide. Travel assistance, luggage, accident and third party liability insurance can optionally be added. Regardless of your nationality, you can buy travel insurance easily online, for € 27,00/US$ 42.70 per month, for example.

Why is travel health insurance so important? Special coverage for long-term stays abroad (this is NOT included in your travel insurance for holidays). Coverage of medical expenes is required during travel & work (all working holiday visa, volunteer programs and internships), CareMed insurance will be accepted for your visa application. You need immediate medical help abroad? Our multilingual 24-hour emergency service is pleased to assist. What to consider when checking travel insurance options Compare insurance plans: Travel insurance should be adapted to the needs of long-term travelers and particularly work & travel participants. The price should not be crucial. Insurance benefits and terms and conditions of your travel health insurance are relevant, too. Insurance coverage: All CareMed policies offer unlimited medical coverage. Benefits: Which costs will be covered? Is medical repatriation included in travel health insurance? Terms and conditions: Read them carefully, especially exclusions and limitations. Why has CareMed insurance the applicable coverage? Support & service: You may contact us with questions concerning work and travel insurance any time. We are not only available online, we will also help you personally. Flexibility: You may put together your own insurance plan (e.g. deductible as well as coverage options). Online application on short notice: Insurance confirmation is available immediately after application. Multi-lingual documents: CareMed provides insurance documents in various languages. Personal login: You have access to important information 24/7. Online access is a great advantage while traveling. Experience: CareMed insures travelers for more than 25 years. Quality: CareMed has been shortlisted Star Award Insurance Provider 2014, Study Travel Magazine