We defined short-term care (STC) in this survey as a product that is triggered by a policyholder’s inability to perform 2/6 activities of daily living (or is severely cognitively impaired), and provides some coverage for home health or facility care. This coverage typically has benefit periods of less than a year, but through various mechanisms may pay benefits for more than a year if a policyholder does not use their monthly/daily maximums, or if a policyholder needs coverage across many sites of care.

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* 1. Contact Information

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* 3. What is an approximate average STC premium (i.e. to the nearest $100) across the policies you sold in the past few years?

Please enter your answer as a whole number without a dollar sign or comma (e.g. $3,000 would be 3000).

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* 4. What is the average issue age of your customers?

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* 7. How would you describe your target market?

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* 8. Please list the top 3 carriers of the STC products you sell the most.

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* 9. Which STC benefit features do you emphasize the most in your sales? (e.g. Inflation protection, daily maximums, elimination period, etc.)

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* 10. How important is a carrier’s training and marketing materials for you to sell STC products?

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* 11. What 2 product features would you most like to see companies add to STC policies today that would help you sell this product?

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* 12. In your opinion, how much would the following products benefit from an STC rider? STC benefits this product...

  Not at all A little A lot
Term life insurance
Whole life insurance
Universal life insurance
Variable universal life insurance
Hospital indemnity insurance
Critical illness insurance
Accident insurance

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