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COBRA
if you leave a company this act says you can pay the full premium and keep your co. health insurance for 18mos after you leave
elimination period
how long you have to be disabled before insurance kicks in, longer = lower premiums
waiver of premium
for LTD, don't have to pay premium once you are disabled
COLA
cost of living allowance
term insurance
pure life insurance, you pay premiums and if you don't die they keep the money, premium price increases with age, CHEAP
permanent life insurance
premium= insurance premium + investment side fund that grows tax free
ART
annual renewable term- always renewable but price goes up each year, you'll always be insurable but will you want to pay that at 80?
Whole insurance
type of perm insurance- company controls side funds
Universal life insurance
perm with company controlled side fund that you can borrow against, flexible premium, you can chose not to pay premium and borrow from cash value account
variable universal life
stock market rates of return, risky, you control investments, limited, borrow against if you pay interest, can die if you underfund
What in your VUL premium?
insurance premium, investment subaccounts, and contract expenses
Split dollar
not life insurance, you split the cost of the life insurance, the rights to the death benefit and the cash value ownership
Level insurance
premiums stay even for 10 or 20 years and jump up very high
Cafeteria plan
flexible spending account, up to $5000 from pay pretax, put in plan and employer reimburses you
health savings account
medical retirement account, tax deductible, dip in whenever, if you retire and don't have insurance anymore this will cover you, up to $5000/year