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Life insurance as an employee benefit
- Why life insurance is so important for your employees
- Voluntary benefits are part of a competitive benefits package
- The unique role of group life insurance
- Cash value life insurance: a good deal; a good differentiator
- Executive benefits help you sweeten the deal
  - Advanced applications
      Executive benefits
    - We'll work with you…
    - Cash value life insurance — a permanent solution
    - Variable Group Universal Life offers maximum flexibility
    - Advantage Term - The individual solution for executive group needs
    - Minnesota Life — a leader in designing and administering flexible life insurance
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Advanced applications: We'll work with you . . .

As employers look for noncash alternatives for compensating top officers, life insurance continues to be the most popular benefit. Crafting a life insurance program for highly compensated employees requires creativity and skill.

Minnesota Life is one of a handful of companies with experience in designing and administering Variable Group Universal Life (VGUL)-funded executive plans. We'll work with you to develop a group life program that meets the advanced needs of your organization and provides permanent protection — often at an overall lower cost than what you're paying now for individual policies.

. . . to meet executive benefit needs

We provide assistance to corporations and partnerships in three key areas:

  1. Replacing an existing executive plan.

  2. Providing corporate-owned or partnership-mandated plans.

  3. Setting up voluntary executive carve-out plans.

The types of needs we help address include:

  • Funding FAS 106 liabilities such as retirement annuities or retiree medical benefits.

  • Securing buy-sell agreements, ESOP repurchases.

  • Replacing split dollar plans.

  • Covering the loss of key employees.

  • Structuring benefit enhancement and deferred compensation programs.

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