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For producer use only. Not for distribution to the public. L IVING C ARE : A PORTFOLIO OF S OLUTIONS FOR A G ROWING M ARKET Mark Stueven National Sales
For producer use only. Not for distribution to the public. L
IVING C ARE : A PORTFOLIO OF S OLUTIONS FOR A G ROWING M ARKET Mark
Stueven National Sales Director CRB 191 0414
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For producer use only. Not for distribution to the public. The
Opportunity How can you help clients solve one of their biggest
financial dilemmas today, while maximizing your earning potential
from every sales situation?
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Clients Concerns Today Healthcare Costs Financial Security Illness
Assets Long Term Care For producer use only. Not for distribution
to the public.
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The Growing Need for Care 72.1 million peopleone in five
Americanswill be age 65 or older by 2030 1 About 70% of Americans
over age 65 will need long term care, but only 5% of them have long
term care insurance 2 1 National Institute on Aging, March 9, 2006
2 Urken, Ross Kenneth. April 25, 2012. An Insurance policy made to
order for the sandwich generation.
http://www.dailyfinance.com.
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Young Families 55% of younger consumers (age 2549) are worried
about how expensive long term care costs could be 1 Nearly a
quarter of people in their 40s have at least one chronic illness 2
1 UBS Investor Watch Survey Q3, July 2013. 2 Saad, Lydia, Gallup.
Chronic Illness Rates Swell in Middle Age, Taper Off after 75.
April 29, 2011. How to address these?
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Sample Costs of Care Nursing Home Cost for a Private Room: National
monthly average is $7,300 or $87,600 annually 1 Assisted Living
Facility: National monthly average is $3,500 or $42,000 annually 1
Home Health Aide (Certified): National monthly average is $3,766 or
$45,188 annually 1 1 Cost of Care Survey, Genworth 2014.
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Growing Market, Growing Opportunity For the 4 th consecutive year,
products that offer chronic illness protection posted double-digit
growth 1 1 LIMRA. (2013). Individual Life Combination 1 Products
2012 Annual Review.
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Can They Regain Control?
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Transamerica Living Care Solutions Trendsetter LB TransACE with
Long Term Care (LTC) Rider Term with Living Benefits Rising
healthcare costs Temporary need for life insurance Economical
Guaranteed premiums for initial level premium period GUL with LTC
rider Rising healthcare costs Permanent need for life insurance
Leave a legacy Guaranteed death benefit
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Living Care? 1 About Heart Attacks American Heart Association. 12
June 2011.
http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/HeartAttack/AboutHeartAttacks/About-Heart-Attacks_UCM_002038_Article.jsp
(24 April 2012). 2 Impact of Stroke American Stroke Association. 18
April 2012.
http://www.strokeassociation.org/STROKEORG/AboutStroke/Impact-of-Stroke_UCM_310728_Article.jsp
(24 April 2012). 3 Cancer Facts & the War on Cancer National
Cancer Institute. 2012.
http://training.seer.cancer.gov/disease/war/ (24 April 2012). 4
Saad, Lydia, Gallup. Chronic Illness Rates Swell in Middle Age,
Taper Off after 75. April 29, 2011. Every 34 sec. = 1 heart attack
1 Every 30 sec. = A new cancer is diagnosed 3 Every 40 sec. = 1
stroke 2 Nearly a quarter of people in their 40s have at least one
chronic illness 4
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Financial Impact of Illness The cost of severe heart
attackincluding direct and indirect costsis about $1 million 1 One
in twelve people with cancer delayed or turned down recommended
care because of cost 2 Alzheimers is the most expensive problem in
the U.S., costing families and society $157 billion to $215 billion
a year 3 1
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-505146_162-39940799/how-much-would-a-heart-attack-cost-you/
2 National Survey of Households Affected by Cancer The USA
Today/Kaiser Family Foundation/Harvard School of Public Health,
November 2006. http://www.kff.org/kaiserpolls/ upload/7591.pdf (13
April 2012). 3
http://www.lifehealthpro.com/2013/04/04/study-dementia-tops-cancer-heart-disease-in-cost.
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Living Benefits Access to cash, from a life insurance policy, for
expenses related to chronic, critical or terminal illnesses, while
the insured is alive.* *Benefits are based on an insured incurring
a chronic, critical or terminal illness as defined in the policy.
Refer to the policy contract for complete requirements.
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Sales Opportunity Young Families No or minimal insurance coverage
Budget conscious Added protection of living benefits
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Transamericas Trendsetter LB Trendsetter LB has Living Benefits:
Critical, Chronic and Terminal illness ADBs are embedded in the
product 1 10-, 15-, 20-, 25- and 30-year initial level premium
periods Non-med underwriting for coverage amounts between $25K to
$249,999 Fully underwritten options up to $999,999 Monthly
Disability Income Rider Age last birthday issue ages 1 Note:
Subject to state availability. Some ADBs are not available in some
states.
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Death Benefit $49.00 Minimal Price Difference Terminal ADB Chronic
ADB Critical ADB Death Benefit Monthly Premium Differential $52.94
$3.94
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Living Benefits = Accelerated Death Benefits Inherent in all
policies and risk classes up to max issue age of base product No
additional upfront costs (administrative charge assessed at time of
each claim) Maximum lifetime amount an insured may accelerate is
$500,000 for all three ADB options and for all policies issued No
additional underwriting for living benefits
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Critical Illness ADB Example Dale, 40, Standard Non-smoker Has a
$200K, 30-year Trendsetter LB policy issued in 2013 Dale suffers a
serious heart attack at age 45 Dales life expectancy is estimated
to be 10.5 years by the company, and he elects to accelerate 90% of
his death benefit
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Critical Illness ADB Example Premiums paid by Yr 5 = $4,274 Cash
received from Living Benefits = $115,418 Death benefit remaining
for the family = $20,000 *Benefits provided through the Living
Benefits, including the critical, chronic and terminal illness
accelerated death benefit riders, are subject to certain
limitations and exclusions. Amounts payable under the benefits vary
based in part on the nature and severity of the Insured's health
condition and the Insured's remaining life expectancy at the time
of the acceleration. Refer to the rider for complete details. For
producer use only. Not for distribution to the public.
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Opportunity With Existing Clients: The Transamerica Opportunity
Program TOP/TOP Plus* Increase coverage up to an additional
$999,999 No medical exam Accelerated underwriting Must have been
previously fully underwritten *Trendsetter LB 10 is not available
with the TOP or TOP Plus Program. The programs are not available to
foreign nationals.
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Existing Clients: The Transamerica Opportunity Program
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Advantages TOP/TOP Plus policies are fully commissionable 60+
carriersnot just Transamerica *TOP and TOP Plus are not guaranteed
issue programs. Qualification for coverage depends on the answers
to health questions set forth in the Trendsetter application.
Subject to underwriting approval. Underwriting includes Medical
Information Bureau (MIB) screening, nonmedical, face page of
previously issued term policy, and additional requirements which
may be imposed based on information from MIB. Program is subject to
withdrawal at any time without notice by the Company.
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Option 1: TOP/TOP Plus Up to $999,999 of additional coverage
without a medical exam Option 2: Non-med underwriting (including
those that do not qualify for TOP/TOP Plus) Coverage amounts of
$25K to $249,999 without medical exam Making it Easy to Qualify for
Trendsetter LB
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Sell Living Benefits? Opportunity To Grow Your Sales New markets,
younger clients Market to existing clients/TOP Widen your product
portfolio
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Transamerica Living Care Solutions Trendsetter LB TransACE with
Long Term Care (LTC) Rider Term with Living Benefits Rising
healthcare costs Temporary need for life insurance Economical
Guaranteed premiums for initial level premium period GUL with LTC
rider Rising healthcare costs Permanent need for life insurance
Leave a legacy Guaranteed death benefit
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For producer use only. Not for distribution to the public. Long
Term Care (LTC) Rider on TransACE Can help offset expenses incurred
for long term care of the insured Accelerates base policy death
benefit for qualified LTC expenses Guarantees : Beneficiaries
receive a guaranteed death benefit even if long term care is never
needed Rider charges are level for the life of the policy, and will
be waived while LTC benefits are being received* *All other policy
Monthly Deductions continue
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TransACE with the LTC Rider Details Benefit Type: Indemnity Style
(proof of care required) Minimum/Maximum Face Amounts:
$25,000/$1,000,000 LTC Specified Amount must equal base policy face
amount Death Benefit Option: Level Death Benefit only Issue Ages:
1880 (age nearest) Underwriting: Base policy must be rated Table D
or less. LTC Rider is separately underwritten Rider: LTC rider can
be added in conjunction with all other riders and endorsements.
Rider only available at policy issue
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TransACE with the LTC Rider Scenario Gary, age 45 Planning for
retirement Married with two teenage children Concerns Wants to
provide kids with financial security, but is unsure of the amount
He wants to provide for his own LTC coverage (just in case) Wants
flexibility to reevaluate needs in the future Add Photo
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TransACE with the LTC Rider Scenario Benefits Guaranteed death
benefit Long term care protection Flexibility
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TransACE policy at $500K face amount with LTC Rider. TransACE
policy at $500K face amount with LTC Rider. $500K w/LTC $500,000
Total Benefit TransACE with the LTC Rider Scenario: Guaranteed
Death Benefit Beneficiaries Children Beneficiaries Children
Gary
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TransACE with the LTC Rider Scenario: Long Term Care Protection
Transamerica approves plan of care After 90 service days, Long Term
Care Benefits begin to be paid Gary Throughout his Lifetime Long
Term Care Protection Gary suffers chronic illness, Transamerica
assesses illness Gary gets proof of care from licensed health
practitioner, and plan of care is established
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Surrender Option $500K w/ LTC and use the enhanced surrender value
to supplement retirement or provide financial assistance to loved
ones Funding requirements must be met. Enhanced surrender value is
the lesser of 100% of the gross premiums paid less any refunds,
partial surrenders and outstanding policy loans, or 33% of the
lowest face amount of the policy less any outstanding loans and any
partial surrenders that did not reduce the face amount.
Beneficiaries Children Beneficiaries Children Gary MultiFlex
Surrender Endorsement $ 94,640 25 th Policy Anniversary $ 118,300
At Retirementage 65 (year 20)
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MultiFlex Surrender Endorsement (MSE) Client would receive the
lesser of 100% of gross premiums paid OR 33% of lowest face amount
15 th Anniversary 20 th Anniversary 25 th Anniversary Surrender
value will be the lesser of 100% of gross premiums paid less any
refunds, partial surrenders, and outstanding policy loans or 33% of
the lowest face amount less any outstanding loans and any partial
surrenders during the 60-day period following the 15th or 20th
policy anniversary, or at any time on or after the 25th policy
anniversary. Subject to minimum funding requirements.
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Advantages Advantages Flexibility to fully surrender the policy in
applicable years for an enhanced surrender value Built-in options
to adapt to policy owners changing needs No additional cost to the
policy owner
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Important Things to Remember about TransACE with LTC Key messages
Guaranteed death benefit Long term care protection Flexibility Talk
to new markets Individuals approaching retirement or retired Single
individuals/living alone
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Providing Clients Control & Flexibility Trendsetter LB Life
insurance for the living Access to cash in times of need Minimal
price difference TransACE with LTC Rider Permanent coverage
Guaranteed death benefit Flexibility to reevaluate needs in the
future
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Trendsetter LB Marketing Materials Pre-approach LetterConsumer
Brochure TOP Toolkit Consumer Flyer Consumer FAQ Underwriting Guide
Product Guide Producer Flyer
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TransACE with the LTC Rider Marketing Materials Rider and U/W Guide
Quick Facts FAQ Guide to Doing Business Flexibility FlyerConsumer
Pieces*Female Market Flyer Stacking Policies Flyer
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Trendsetter LB is term life insurance issued by Transamerica Life
Insurance Company, Cedar Rapids, IA 52499. Policy Form No. TL19.
Premiums increase annually beginning in year 11 for the 10-year
policy, in year 16 for the 15-year policy, in year 21 for the 20-
year policy, in year 26 for the 25-year policy, and in year 31 for
the 30-year policy. Policy form and number may vary, and this
policy may not be available in all jurisdictions. Insurance
eligibility and premiums are subject to underwriting. TransACE is a
nonparticipating, flexible-premium universal life insurance policy
issued by Transamerica Life Insurance Company, Cedar Rapids, IA
52499. Policy Form No. ICC12 UL07 or UL07 (CVAT), Long Term Care
Rider Form No. ICC 12 LTCR02 or LTCR02. Policy and rider form and
number may vary and this policy and rider may not be available in
all jurisdictions. Transamerica Life Insurance Company
(Transamerica) and its representatives do not give tax or legal
advice. This material is provided for informational purposes only
and should not be construed as tax or legal advice. Clients and
other interested parties must be urged to consult with and rely
solely upon their own independent advisors regarding their
particular situation and the concepts presented here. Discussions
of the various planning strategies and issues are based on our
understanding of the applicable federal tax laws in effect at the
time of presentation. However, tax laws are subject to
interpretation and change, and there is no guarantee that the
relevant tax authorities will accept Transamericas interpretations.
Additionally, this material does not consider the impact of
applicable state laws upon clients and prospects. Although care is
taken in preparing this material and presenting it accurately,
Transamerica disclaims any express or implied warranty as to the
accuracy of any material contained herein and any liability with
respect to it. This information is current as of April 2014. CRB
191 0414