Cancer can affect anyone.

Statistics Predict:

• Cancer will strike one in every two men and one in every three women in the U.S.*

• One out of eight women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime*.

• One out of every six men will develop prostate cancer*.

• The number of people with cancer will double in this decade**.

Are you prepared for the cost of cancer?

Your medical insurance covers most of the direct charges such as hospital and physicians’ bills, but may not cover these indirect costs:

• Loss of wages while caring for a family member

• Loss of wages while you receive treatment

• Everyday living expenses and bills

• Childcare

• Home health care expenses

• Transportation for non-local or specialized treatment centers

• Experimental treatment

• Meals eaten out, fast food for family at home

• Lodging during non-local treatment

In fact, non-medical costs account for 67 percent of all costs associated with cancer*. Many Americans find themselves financially strapped as the result of the battle against cancer or a specified disease, even with medical insurance.

This Cancer Plan is designed to create a source of extra cash that will help you and your family cope during the battle against cancer or a specified disease.

Extra cash when you need it. Here’s how it works:

• We provide cash benefits to you.

• You use the money to meet your needs - loss of income, house and car payments, transportation for treatment, other bills, etc. These non-medical expenses of cancer may not be covered by your major medical insurance.

Plus, you get these unique features:

• Guaranteed renewable for life. You can’t lose your coverage, as long as you continue to pay your premiums.

• Cash benefits paid to you regardless of any other medical insurance plan you may have.

• No lifetime maximum limits for most cash benefits.

• Provides cash to offset the costs of 30 other diseases, at no extra premium cost.

• Coverage is portable. Employees can keep the coverage if they change jobs.

Selected benefits paying cash to you:

• Cancer Screening Tests

• Chemotherapy, Radiation, Immunotherapy, or Radioactive Isotopes Therapy

• Experimental Treatment

• Individual/Family Transportation and Lodging

*Cancer Facts & Figures, American Cancer Society, 2001.

**Report from the American Hospital Administration.