American Association for Critical Illness Insur

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A new program of low-cost E&O insurance for life and health insurance agents begins open enrollment according to program sponsor the American Association for Critical Illness Insurance.

A new study finds that critical illness insurance claims often begin prior to age 55. Cancer is the number one cause of claims according to trade group study.

Even one drink can affect a woman’s risk for breast cancer one of the nation’s leading critical illnesses according to the American Association for Critical Illness Insurance.

Most individuals who purchase critical illness insurance buy coverage amounts of $20,000 or less according to Jesse Slome, executive director of the American Association for Critical Illness Insurance.

The 2012 National Critical Illness Insurance Buyer Study has been released by the American Association for Critical Illness Insurance (AACII) and General Re Life Corporation.

Men who are six feet tall or taller face a significantly lower risk of heart failure. Critical illness insurance trade group calls on increased awareness among Americans for financial risk caused by uncovered medical expenses.

The American Association for Critical Illness Insurance is seeking to hear from insurance agents whose clients have recently received claim benefits as a result of owning critical illness insurance protection.

Women who get mammograms can cut their risk of dying from cancer by half. Survival can be costly however according to the American Association for Critical Illness Insurance.

Low levels of vitamin D have been linked to increased heart disease which affects millions of Americans every year according to the American Association for Critical Illness Insurance.