
For less than $65 per month, your 40 year old client can StartSmart&Build their long-term care coverage
Why let your younger clients go without any Long-Term Care coverage just because they are not yet ready to purchase all of their coverage today?
For less than $65 per month, your 40 year old clients can StartSmart&Build their Long-Term Care coverage.
Brain Shark on program: https://intramet.investmet.com/public/doclib/LifeMarketing/HTML/Hub/LSA/index.html
What does it mean to StartSmart&Build?
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Your younger clients might have competing demands, and may not be able to afford
all of the long-term care insurance (LTCI) coverage they feel they will need in the
future. -
With MetLife’s Simple Advantage® plan, your clients can purchase the amount of
LTCI coverage that fits their current financial situation. -
Later, they can build their protection by purchasing additional coverage as their
financial situation and life change over time.- Every three years, up to age 65, your clients can purchase up to double their initial benefit amount (in increments of 25%). They could potentially build their coverage to $600,000 TBA and $9,000 MBA.
- Option to purchase every three years, up to age 65
- Can double their original Total Benefit Amount, in increments of 25%
- Without going through additional underwriting
LET’S SEE HOW IT WORKS…
To Start, your client, age 40, Purchases a Simple Advantage Policy:
$300,000 Total Benefit Amount
$4,500 MGA (Not available in all states)
With the Guaranteed Purchase Option (GPO)
= Monthly Premium of $63.69 / Annual Premium of $707.72 (This premium doesn’t include any potential discounts* such as household, preferred health or multi-life discount. These could potentially decrease your client’s premium by up to 45%.
This policy includes:
- 100% home care
- 100 Calendar day elimination Period
- Return of Premium on death up to age 70
- 50 days of Bed Reservation per year
- Needs Assessment and ongoing Care
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