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Additional Benefit Package # 1:

In Situ Cancer (25%)

Severe Burns (100%)

Paralysis (100%)

Coronary Artery Bypass (25%)

Coma (100%)

Additional Benefit Package # 2:

Loss of Sight (100%)

Loss of Hearing (100%)

Loss of Speech (100%)

Additional Benefit # 3:

Health Screening Benefit ($50)

Subject to state availability.

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Group CriticalCare

COVERAGE SPECIFICATIONS

Benefit plan(s) • Abacus Series

Benefit description • First diagnosis benefit:

Provides a lump-sum payment upon the first diagnosis of a covered critical illness subject to the benefit reduction at age 60 • Additional diagnosis

Additional benefit upon the diagnosis of a subsequent critical illness condition, for which benefits have not been previously paid, subject to the benefit reduction at 70. There is no time period that must separate the two critical illness conditions. The additional occurrence is payable for the partial benefits of in situ cancer, coronary artery bypass and coma

• Recurrence

If benefits have been paid for a covered condition and

subsequently, the insured experiences a reoccurrence of the same condition, the benefit will be paid again. The subsequent

diagnosis must occur more than 12 months following the initial diagnosis, subject to the benefit reduction at 70. Recurrence benefit is not payable for the following illness: in situ cancer, organ transplant, coma, coronary artery bypass and loss of sight, speech and hearing. This applies to invasive cancer, stroke, renal failure and heart attack

Employee benefit amount • $5,000 to $50,000

Dependent spouse benefit amount • $5,000 to $50,000

(employee must apply).

Dependent child benefit amount • 25% of the employee amount (employee must apply); No

additional cost

Issue ages • Employee and spouse: 18 to 69

• Dependent child: under 19; to 23 if full-time student. Number of hours worked • Actively at work at least 20 hours per week as defined by the

employer

Group eligibility • 10 enrolled employees

Guarantee issue (GI) and participation Employer Paid: $5,000 GI with 100% participation

Employee Paid Buy-up: $5,000 GI with no participation required

Voluntary Employee Paid:

• 10-19 Lives - $5,000 GI with 50% participation • 20-49 Lives - $10,000 GI with 40% participation • 50-74 Lives - $15,000 GI with 30% particiption • 75+ Lives - $20,000 GI with 25% participation Continuation of coverage when employment terminates • Continuation privilege available

• Continuation ceases at age 70, upon nonpayment of premium or when group policy terminates, and if not in an eligible class

Waiting period • 30 days from the effective date of coverage

Pre-existing condition • 12/12, State variations may apply

Benefit reduction • At age 70, benefit reduces to 50 percent of the original face

amount.

Rate guarantee • Two years

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(Employer-Funded Base Plan)

Guarantee Issue: $5,000

WEEKLY RATES

Uni-Smoker - Primary Insured

Issue Age

5,000

18-24

0.38

25-29

0.63

30-34

1.00

35-39

1.69

40-44

3.09

45-49

3.32

50-54

4.83

55-59

6.90

60-64

7.88

65-69

7.88

or

Guarantee Issue: $5,000

WEEKLY RATES

Primary Insured:

$2.25 for $5,000 benefit

Primary Insured and Spouse:

$4.50 for $5,000 benefit

(Voluntary Buy-up to Base Plan)

Guarantee Issue: $5,000

WEEKLY RATES

NO PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENT

Primary Insured:

$3.15 for $5,000 benefit

Primary Insured and Spouse:

$6.30 for $5,000 benefit

Group CriticalCare

Composite Rate - No Census Required

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Voluntary (Employee-Paid)

Uni-Smoker - Primary Insured and Spouse

Issue Age

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000

40,000

45,000 50,000

18-24

0.85

1.23

1.61

1.97

2.34

2.71

3.08

4.98

3.82

4.19

25-29

1.41

2.05

2.67

3.28

3.89

4.51

5.12

8.28

6.35

6.96

30-34

2.21

3.58

4.86

6.15

7.44

8.73

10.01

14.50

12.59

13.88

35-39

3.75

6.06

8.24

10.42

12.60

14.78

16.96

24.56

21.32

23.50

40-44

5.62

9.08

12.36

15.63

18.90

22.17

25.44

36.84

31.98

35.25

45-49

7.38

12.71

17.76

22.79

27.82

32.87

37.90

51.74

47.98

53.03

50-54

10.73

19.09

26.97

34.85

42.71

50.59

58.47

75.04

74.23

82.09

55-59

15.33

27.27

38.53

49.79

61.01

72.27

83.53

107.21

106.04

117.27

60-69

17.52

30.94

43.60

56.28

68.94

81.62

94.30

90.02

119.64

132.30

• Benefit Amounts: $5,000 to $50,000 in $5,000 increments. Dependent coverage is 25% of employee amount.

• Participation: 10 enrolled

• Guarantee Issue: Based on Participation

10 - 19 Lives: $5,000 with 50% Participation

20 - 49 Lives: $10,000 with 40% Participation

50 - 74 Lives: $15,000 with 30% Participation

75+ Lives: $20,000 with 25% Participation

Uni-Smoker - Primary Insured

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Policy issued by:

American General Life Insurance Company of Delaware

Wilmington, Delaware

Policy Form Number GCI50001

www.americangeneral.com/employeebenefits

American General Life Companies, www.americangeneral.com, is the marketing name for the insurance companies and affiliates comprising the domestic life operations of American International Group, Inc., including American General Life Insurance Company of Delaware.

American General Life Companies insurers offer a broad spectrum of life insurance, fixed annuities, accident and health products and worksite benefits to serve the financial and estate planning needs of customers throughout the United States.

The underwriting risks, financial and contractual obligations and support functions associated with products issued by American General Life Insurance Company of Delaware are its responsibility. American General Life Insurance Company of Delaware does not solicit business in the state of New York. Policies are not available in all states.

This is a summary only of products and services offered. Actual offerings may vary by group size and are subject to state insurance law, and the benefits/provisions as described may vary due to such law. All products are subject to the terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions of the policy. Please see policy and certificate for details.

©2011. All rights reserved. 06675006-1524FILL R02/11

payable in connection with a

pre-existing condition during the initial

12 consecutive months the insured

person has been enrolled for

coverage under this policy. A critical

illness resulting from a pre-existing

condition commencing thereafter

will be covered unless otherwise

excluded from the policy.

A pre-existing condition generally

means an injury or sickness for

which you incurred charges, received

medical treatment, consultation,

care or services, including diagnostic

measures, took prescribed drugs

or medicines, or had symptoms for

which an ordinarily prudent person

would have consulted a physician

during the 12 months immediately

preceding the coverage effective date

under this policy.

or resulting in whole or part from

the following:

N

The insured person’s suicide, or

intentional self-inflicted injury or

sickness, while sane or insane.

N

The insured person’s being under

the influence of an excitant,

depressant, hallucinogen, narcotic,

other drug; or intoxicant including

those taken as prescribed by

a physician.

N

The insured person’s commission

of or attempt to commit an assault

or felony.

N

The insured person’s engaging in

an illegal activity or occupation.

N

The insured person’s voluntary

participation in a riot.

N

Any illness, loss or condition

specifically excluded from the

definition of any critical illness.

arterial procedure.

N

Any injury or sickness covered

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