Mississippi Benefits Consultants

WORK SITE PRODUCTS:

MINI MED

Employees cannot afford 25% to 50% of their weekly earnings for major medical and then pay for deductibles and co-insurance. No news flash there. What they can afford is a limited medical expense policy and only then if it will take care of the basics.

1) PPO Reduces the gross costs of Doctors and Hospitals.
2) Prescription drug card
3) All ages pass 65 if employed
4) Claims payment to employee or assign
5) Critical illness benefit
6) Can be put under a 125 plan
7) Can be written on spouse and children only
8) Tax Free
9) No arbitration agreement, This part I like, thirty years in worksite
and never been filed on.
10) Six different costs structures with or without maternity.
11) Groups of two or more
12) Step rated or composite
13) Guarantee issue with a few minor restrictions.
Starting at $14.00 a week

CRITICAL ILLNESS INSURANCE

Pays Lump Sum Upon Diagnosis of Cancer, Heart attack or Stroke.

1) Pays Multiple and Recurrence Benefits.
2) Great complement to other health plans.
3) Does not cease at older ages.
4) Plan is available for individuals as well as groups.
5) Amounts of $5,000 to $50,000

Male, NTU, AGE 39   Female, NTU, AGE 54
$20,000 Initial Benefit   $15,000 Initial Benefit
$7.90 / Month   $19.85 / Month

ARE YOU AWARE THAT PROFIT SHARING PLANS NOW HAVE NEW RULES?

If you have or wish to have a Profit Sharing Plan for your firm, you owe it to yourself to become familiar with the concept called a NEW COMPARABILITY Profit Sharing Plan. Consider the example below for 2012. Which plan has more appeal to you?

  Age Salary Traditional Profit Sharing Allocation % of Salary New Comp-arability Profit Sharing Allocation % of Salary
Owner 60 $200,000 $30,000 15% $50,000 25%
Employee 33 $47,000 $7,250 15% $2,350 5%
Employee 34 $48,000 $7,200 15% $2,400 5%
Employee 54 $39,000 $5,850 15% $1,900 5%
Employee 42 $37,000 $5,550 15% $1,850 5%
Employee 43 $29,000 $4,350 15% $1,450 5%
    $400,000 $60,000   $60,000  
Owners Share   50%   83%  

Disclaimer: Guarantees provided by life insurance and annuities are subject to the financial strength of the
issuing insurance company; not guaranteed by any bank or the FDIC.



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