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Michigan Townships Association Group Life Insurance Program
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- Elected Officials
- Appointed Officials
- Volunteer & Full-Time Firefighters
- Full-Time Police Officers
- Auxiliary Police Officers |
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- Accelerated Benefits for Terminal Illness
- No Premiums Payable During Periods of Disability
- Voluntary Life Insurance Available
- Accidental Death & Dismemberment Benefits
- Conversion Privilege
- Coverage Can Be Expanded to Include Spouse & Dependents
- Flexibility of Benefit Limits
- Discounted Rates - Ease of Administration
- Portability
- Education Benefit
- Seat Belt Benefit
- Care Counseling Benefit |
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Help For Every Township. Many Michigan Townships have small
numbers of employees and have found it difficult, if not impossible,
to obtain a good, low cost group life insurance plan. This Michigan
Townships Association Group Life Program resolves this problem
and can be custom designed to satisfy your township's life
insurance needs. Your association's endorsement enables
you to provide your employees this valuable coverage.
Affordability. Low group rates help keep your cost to a minimum.
Your cost is determined by your employees' ages as well
as the amounts selected. The experience of all townships in the
MTA plan gives each township the savings that come from one large
group.
Peace-Of-Mind / Financial Security. The MTA Group Life Program
provides Members financial security and peace-of-mind. In many
cases, employees need this additional protection, but cannot purchase
it due to a medical condition. With its no evidence limits, this
program guarantees coverage to everyone.
Burnham & Flower Insurance Group and American United Life Insurance
Company, (AUL) developed this program especially for MTA-Member Townships.
Burnham & Flower has provided insurance programs to Michigan
Townships since 1966.
The use of the name or logo of the Michigan Townships Association
is not and does not imply a guarantee by MTA of the advertised
product or program.
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