Accident & Hospital Insurance
Accidental Death Insurance
The American Income Life accidental death insurance plan provides benefits for accidental death and dismemberment as well as hospital confinement and intensive care treatment if received as the result of an accident. When you consider that millions of people seek medical attention for accidental injuries each year, you want to protect your family, both physically and financially.
You are free to use your benefit any way you see fit.
Pay out-of-pocket expenses related to your accident
Pursue alternative treatments not covered by your medical insurance
Supplement lost income while you can’t work
Pay daily or monthly household expenses
Take a much-needed vacation
The choice is yours!
Critical Illness Insurance
Th American Income Life critical illness policy pays a one-time, lump sum payment when an insured person is first diagnosed with a covered critical illness. An AIL critical illness policy can be the difference between financial security and financial disaster. The benefit can help ease your financial burden.
The policy covers first diagnosis of one of the following:
Heart attack
Stroke
End-stage renal failure
Major organ transplant of heart, lung, liver, kidney, pancreas, or bone marrow
Total loss of eyesight and/or hearing
You are free to use your benefit any way you see fit. Pay out-of-pocket expenses related to your illness, or pursue alternative treatments not covered by your medical insurance. Supplement lost income while you can’t work. Pay daily or monthly household expenses, or take a much-needed vacation. The choice is yours!
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Cancer Insurance
As a parent you hope to see your children go to college. You know the difference a college degree could make in your children’s future earning potential. But if you died and your income was no longer there to help your children with their future education, how would they afford to go to college? You can make plans now to ensure your child can afford to attend college if you aren’t there to help pay for it. Don’t let them miss out on the opportunity to provide for their families, as well as a lifetime of extra earnings.
You know the difference a college degree can make in your children’s future earning potential. Your unexpected death could mean your children won’t be able to afford a college education. They could miss out on this opportunity and a lifetime of extra earnings.
The total average cost for in-state tuition, fees, and room and board for a public four-year college continues to rise. If the price of sending a child to college increases four percent annually for the next 10 years, sending your child to college will cost more than $100,000.
According to the College Board, a one hundred-year-old nonprofit organization, a typical college graduate with a bachelor’s degree can expect to earn 73 percent more over a lifetime than the typical high school graduate. You can make plans now to help your child afford to attend college if you aren’t there to help pay for it. Don’t let them miss out on the opportunity to provide for their families, as well as a lifetime of extra earnings.