Does anyone plan on being diagnosed with a critical illness?

In the United States, men have a nearly 1-in-2 lifetime risk of developing cancer, and women have a more than a 1-in-3 risk. Consider the difference that a cash payment of $25,000, $50,000 or $100,000 would make in your life if this happened to you today.

How would you use the money?

Pay off your mortgage.
Supplement your lost income, or your spouse's lost income while caring for you.
Pay off debts, like credit cards, automobiles, and school loans.
Get medical treatment (even experimental treatments) and pay for the travel costs that health insurance won't cover.
Take a leave of absence from work to recuperate, or a vacation to leave the stress of the illness behind.

Critical Illness Insurance is a vital part of anyone's health insurance. It's the protection you need to keep a medical crisis from becoming a financial one.

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Advantages Of Critical Illness Coverage

Does anyone plan on being diagnosed with a critical illness?

How would you use the money?

Marilyn Keeton



	Marilyn Keeton Age 61 Cancer Survivor Durant, Oklahoma Marilyn Keeton had looked forward to retirement and spending more time at her sewing machine and with her husband, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Retiring at age 60 from Wal-Mart, however, necessitated finding individual health insurance. She was surprised when she couldn't qualify for coverage because of osteoporosis. "I had always been healthy," Marilyn said. "I hadn't imagined that I would have a problem getting coverage." After her health insurance application was declined, Agent Jack Mills called Marilyn back with another idea - Assurity's critical illness insurance which would pay her $100,000 if she were diagnosed with a serious illness, such as a heart attack, stroke or cancer. Just 13 months later, Marilyn's simple procedure for gallstones also delivered a diagnosis of invasive gall bladder cancer. The specialist was very frank - this was a "mean, aggressive and deadly" cancer. "This will kill you," he told Marilyn. "Do whatever you have to do - sell your house and cash in your retirement savings to pay for the surgery." He was concerned that Marilyn would not get proper treatment without major medical coverage. "I can't say enough about how much the critical illness benefit helped me. Jack's call was divine intervention," Marilyn said. "Because we received the entire benefit payment after my diagnosis, I was able to pay for my care and concentrate on my recovery during months of chemotherapy and radiation treatments." Two years later, Marilyn is cancer-free and enjoying retirement with her husband Gene. "I don't know what we would have done without the benefit."