NASW Assurance Services Refunds 15% of Premiums Paid in 2008
As you know, many people are losing their jobs while many others are losing their homes. However, many more of us are feeling the effects of the current recession. Times are tough.
But Help Is On Its Way
Fortunately, because of the strength and stability of our insurance programs, our Group Term Life Insurance and Long Term Disability Insurance products had a good year in 2008. And because We care about our insured members, we're refunding 15% of what each Group Term Life and Long-Term Disability Insurance participant paid into these programs in 2008. Each Group Term Life and Long-Term Disability Insurance participant, who paid during the entire year of 2008, at least $100 and is currently insured under either of these programs, can expect to receive refund checks in March 2009. Times are tough and every penny counts. Whether it's used to pay 2009 insurance premiums, pay other personal bills or simply put it into savings, we're delighted to be able to help out.
Hold On To Your Protection
During these times of economic uncertainty, it's a really good idea to keep your financial protections in place for you and your loved ones. In December 2008, right after our government officially announced that we're in a strong recession, many financial planners advised people not to cancel their insurance that helps give them protection, just because the recession is making things more difficult. We at NASW Assurance Services agree. We believe it's a good idea to hold onto any programs that help you manage financial risks and provide benefits that help protect you and your family, especially during these chaotic days of economic turmoil.
Even More Money Coming Your Way
PLUS - we'll continue giving back to our insured members in 2009. We're giving a 10% recession relief discount on group insurance premiums beginning April 1st 2009 and lasting until January 1, 2010. That's a 10% premium discount on each 2009 renewal billing statement. We're giving this to all members who continue to participate in the Term Life, Long-Term Disability, Hospital Daily Cash or Accidental Death
