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Cash Cancer Plan

UA’s First Diagnosis Cash Benefit Cancer Policy can help.

Here’s how it works: the first time a covered person is diagnosed with a covered cancer, the policy pays up to $50,000 cash, one time, to use as you see fit.

Here are the Facts

1

Approximately 39.5% of men and women will be diagnosed with cancer at some point during their lifetime.

2

It is projected that the number of new cancer cases diagnosed each year in the United States will almost double by 2035.

3

Cancer survivors were 2.7 times more likely to file for bankruptcy than individuals without a cancer history.

More people are surviving cancer than ever before because of modern medical technology and treatments. Care can be expensive, and surviving a cancer diagnosis can create a serious financial hardship.

You may be able to:

• Replace lost income while unable to work
• Offset cancer treatment costs not covered by health insurance
• Pay for transportation to and from treatments
• Provide hotels and meals for your family so they can be close to you
• Or use it to take a vacation

Here’s the best part!

• No hospitalization required — you don’t need to have treatment to collect
• No physical exam required to apply
• Only health of applicant considered — family history not an issue
• Pays in addition to all other insurance (even government or VA facility)
• Money is paid directly to you and you decide how it’s spent

More things you should know:

• Issue ages 0-69
• Individual, single parent, and family plans
• Premiums will not increase with age — only on a class basis by state
• Guaranteed renewable until covered person’s one-time cash benefit is paid
• Benefit paid upon written satisfactory proof of first-time diagnosis of cancer while policy is in force.

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Limitations and Exclusions

This policy pays a benefit only for First Diagnosis of Cancer while this policy is in force. Satisfactory written proof of first diagnosis of cancer must be provided. This policy does not provide benefits for any other disease, sickness, disability or incapacity.


This policy contains a thirty-day (30) Waiting Period. No benefit is payable to anyone who has Cancer manifested before the policy has been in force for thirty-days from the Effective Date shown on the policy schedule page.


This policy will not pay benefits if the First
Diagnosis of Cancer is made outside the
United States of America.

First Diagnosis

First Diagnosis means the first time a Covered
Person is diagnosed as having internal Cancer
or malignant melanoma (this excludes all other
skin Cancer); provided the diagnosis is after the
waiting period and while this Policy is in force
with respect to the Covered Person. Each covered person is limited to one First Diagnosis benefit under the terms of this Policy. To any one person the maximum benefit available shall be the amount set forth in the listed Benefit Amount in the Policy Schedule.

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