Facts You Should Know about Cancer
According to American Cancer Society.

• 1 out of 3 Americans will have cancer.

• 1 out of 2 men will have cancer.

• 1 out of 3 women will have cancer.

• 3 out of 4 families will be struck with cancer.

• Cancer causes 1 of every 4 deaths in the U.S.

Well over a million new cancer cases will be diagnosed this coming year.

FACT: Indirect costs such as loss of income, travel and lodging expenses to specialized treatment facilities, child care expenses, special equipment and more can comprise up to over 60% of overall cancer cost.

How Would You Pay Expenses If Cancer Kept You From Working?

Mutual Savings’ Prime Security First Occurrence Cancer Care pays a lump sum of up to $25,000 to the insured for first diagnosis of cancer.

• The money is paid directly to you, the insured, in a lump sum.

• No need to be hospitalized or under treatment.

• You already know the amount of your benefit.

• Benefit pays in addition to any existing coverage.

• You and you alone decide what to do with the money.

• You can use the money for:

Doctor bills

Living expenses while you recuperate

Lodging and travel for your family to leading specialized treatment facilities

Taking a recuperative vacation, or

Anything you want

• Issue ages 18-65.

• Applicant chooses cash benefit amount $10,000 to $25,000 in $5,000 increments.

• Policy is guaranteed renewable for life, no reduction in coverage at age 65.

• Issue age premiums, no increase in premium due to age change.

Exclusions and Limitations

• First occurrence of cancer

• This policy pays a benefit only for diagnosis of internal cancer or malignant melanoma (this excludes all other skin cancer). Pathologic proof thereof must be submitted. This policy does not provide benefits for any other disease or sickness or incapacity.

• This policy contains a 30 day “waiting period”. This means that the full benefit is not payable to anyone who has cancer diagnosed before the policy has been in force 30 days from effective date shown on this schedule page.

• This policy will not pay benefits if the diagnosis of cancer is made by you or a member of your immediate family (see policy form for full explanation of coverage exclusions and limitations.)