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Iowa residents
have received
CA$HBACK
checks
exceeding

$6,214,587.50




Protect your most important asset....
YOUR IDENTITY!



 

 

Submit a Long Term Care Comparison

The answers given to the following questions will assist a Long-Term Care Insurance agent to provide a complete and accurate proposal(s) with estimated premium cost. They assist the agent with the three major elements in drafing a policy recomendation. They are:

Suitability

Insurability

Benefit-Structure

Please fill out the following information and press the SUBMIT button. Is the form too long to complete? Call our office directly for a quick, no-obligation quote.

Contact Information:

Name:
Date of Birth:
Name of Spouse:
Date of Birth:
Address:
 
City:
 
State:
Zip:
Best time to call:
Today's date:
Employer:
 
Occupation:
Retired?:
Yes No
Spouse's Employer:
 
Occupation:
Retired?:
Yes No

This questionnaire is offered only as a GUIDE to help clairify one's POSSIBLE need for long-term care insurance.

1. While everyone is at risk for he services provided by long-term care professional, not all people ahve the ability to pay for these services or pay for the premium of a long-term are insurance policy. The following questions will help determine your financial risks and premium paying ability.

If you are single, do you have over $75,000 of assets?
If you are single, is your annual income for ALL sources over $24,000?
If you are married, do you have over $75,000 of assets excluding your home?
If you are married, is your annual income from ALL sources over $40,000?
If you have children, would they be able to share in the costs of your LTC insurance policy?

2. Some people might consider self-insuring. If you have a large amont of assets, you may prefer to pay for the cost of nursing care out of your savings.

For example, the cost of nurisng homes in the Northeast can range from $55,000 to $100,000 per year. If you (r yor spouse) needed nursing home care, would spending this much per year for Long-Term Care cause a significant change in your lifestyle?
If married, is it of significant importance that your spouse retain most of your assets?
Is it of significant importance that you leave an inheritance for your children or heirs?

3. Informal care, provided by your family or friends, can postpone and possibly eliminate the need of paid care.

Do you have family or friends living with you or close to you who would provide assistance?
Would you feel comfortable having to ask them for assistance? (Examples: Managing medications, dressing, meal preparation, feeding, toileting, etc.)
Could they afford to take time away from work in order to provide you assistance?
Could they afford to take time away from their family in order to provide you assistance?
Could you move in with them?
Would you ant to move in with them?
Could they bathe you?
Could they lift you up from a chair or bed?
Could they carry you out of the house?

4. How you feel about "Choice" will also determine if long-term care insurance is right for you.

Welfare (Medicaid) was designed as the last resort for widows and children with no other place to turn. Yet, some people hide their assets in Irrevocable Trust to qualify for welfare. (1993 Medicaid rules for trusts created a 60-month look-back period, for transfers.) Do you feel people with means have an obligation to pay for their own nursing care costs?
In order to qualify for welfare, one must spend down all their assets to the poverty level and relinquish most of their income. Would this matter to you?
On welfare (Medicaid), nursing home care can be rendered up to a 50-mile radius from your home. Would this matter to you?

5. Health history is an important factor in qualifying for LTC insurance. Although insurance companies do not expect you to have the health of a 20-year-old, they do want you to be in "fairly" good health for your age.

Are you dependent on the use of a walker or wheelchair or confiend to bed or home?
Is your spouse dependent on the use of a walker or wheelchair or confined to a bed or home?
Do you use any medical appliance such as a catheter, oxygen, respirator, or dialysis machine?
Does your spouse use any medical appliance such as a catheter, oxygen, respirator, or dialysis machine?
In the past TEN years, have you, (or your spouse), been hospitalized for any reason?

If "YES", list the name of the person who had the hospital stay, the reason for thestay and the date of the hospital stay(s).

  Name:
  Reason for stay:
  Date of stay:
In the past TEN years, have you, (or your spouse), taken a prescribed medication?

If "YES", list the name of the person taking the medication, the complete name of the medication, the amount taken per day, and the purpose for taking the medication.

  Name:
  Medication:
  Amount:
  Purpose:
In the past FIVE years, have you, (or your spouse), seen a medical doctor?

If "YES", list the name of the person who saw the doctor and the reason for seeing th doctor.

  Name:
  Reason :
In the past FIVE years, have you, (or your spouse), used any tobacco products, including cigarettes, pipe,cigar, or chewing tobacco?
If "YES", please list who used or uses tobacco products.
  Name:
What is your height and weight? (height) (weight)
Your spouse's height and weight?
(height) (weight)
The dollar value of the assets you wish to protect: $
Household income: $

 

NOTE: Premium quotes are based on the rates effective at the time the quotation is made. They are for informational purposes only and are subject to the accuracy of the information provided by the individual requesting the quote.

This is not an implicit offer of insurance. Actual rate quotations are based on an individual customer needs analysis and are calculated with specific information provided by the applicant to the agent. Products and services may not be available in all states and are subject to all eligibility requirements stated in the policy.

 

American National

All products, coverages, and options are not available in all states, and eligibility requirements will apply. Products and services referenced in this Web site are provided through multiple companies. Each company has financial responsibility only for its own products and services, and is not responsible for the products and services provided by the other companies.

Life insurance and annuities are issued through American National Insurance Company, Galveston, TX. Personal and commercial lines insurance is issued by American National Property And Casualty Company (ANPAC®), Springfield, MO, its subsidiaries or affiliates, including American National General Insurance Company, Pacific Property And Casualty Company (California), American National Lloyds Insurance Company (Texas), American National County Mutual Insurance Company (serviced by ANPAC®-Texas), and ANPAC® Louisiana Insurance Company (Louisiana). American National Property And Casualty Company is a subsidiary of American National Insurance Company.

Disability Income products and services are issued by Illinois Mutual Life Insurance Company, Peoria, Illinois or Principal Life Insurance Company, Des Moines, IA.

Tax issues that may be discussed are subject to change, and this is for your information only. Discussion of such issues does not constitute tax or legal advice. Please consult your tax advisor, attorney or CPA for guidance on all tax matters.

These brief descriptions of coverages available are for illustration purposes only, and are not intended as a statement of contract. For actual terms and conditions of coverage provided, refer to your insurance policy. For more information about coverage options and availability, talk to your American National agent. American National Family of Companies reserves the right to discontinue programs at any time.

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