Overview
To help protect the financial well-being of your loved ones, the Company provides basic life insurance and accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) insurance for associates — at no cost to you. You may also purchase supplemental coverage. For full plan details and eligibility, please contact Securian Life at 1-866-293-6047 or visit Securian Life.
2024 Life and AD&D Insurance Plans
Basic life and AD&D insurance
The Company provides company-paid life insurance coverage of a specific amount that lasts throughout your employment.
Supplemental life and AD&D insurance
If you want additional coverage, you can buy supplemental life and AD&D insurance for yourself and your family.
Company Couples
If both you and your spouse work for the Company, special provisions apply:
- You are each eligible for Basic Life with your spouse as your dependent and Basic AD&D Insurance coverage
- You are each eligible to purchase Supplemental Associate Life Insurance and Supplemental AD&D Insurance coverage with your spouse as your dependent
- Only one of you may purchase Supplemental Dependent Life Insurance coverage for your eligible dependent child(ren)
Basic Life and AD&D Insurance
Company pays for the cost of Basic Term Life and Accidental Death and Dismemberment (AD&D) insurance. This coverage provides benefits to your beneficiaries if you die or become seriously injured in an accident. You are covered at one times base pay (rounded to the next $1,000), with a minimum benefit of $40,000* and a maximum benefit of $1,350,000.
*When you turn age 70, Basic Term Life is reduced by 50% and can cause your benefit to go below $40,000.
What is AD&D Insurance?
If you lose your life, sight, hearing, speech, or use of your limb(s) in an accident, AD&D insurance provides additional benefits to help keep your family financially secure. AD&D benefits are paid as a percentage of your coverage amount — from 25% to 100% — depending on the type of loss.
Imputed Income
According to Federal law, only the first $50,000 of your basic life insurance benefit is not taxable. The “Imputed Income” value for coverage amounts over $50,000 will be added to your W-2 statement. In addition to your life insurance benefit, there may be an “Imputed Income” value, based on the age of each covered dependent that may be added to your W-2 statement if you select spouse life insurance coverage for your eligible dependents. All “Imputed Income” values are determined from government tables and in most cases have a minimal effect on your taxes. This rule only applies to your basic life insurance benefit, and the total amount of any supplemental coverage will be taxed.
Supplemental Life and AD&D Insurance
You also have the option to purchase additional coverage for yourself and/or your dependents.
Supplemental Life and AD&D Insurance
You may choose to elect and pay for additional coverage up to seven times* your base pay (rounded to the next $1,000, if not already a multiple of $1,000). The maximum combined benefit for basic and supplemental life insurance is $1,350,000. You pay for this benefit with after-tax dollars.
When you purchase supplemental life insurance, your AD&D benefit will be the same as your total covered life insurance amount. You cannot purchase supplemental life insurance without AD&D insurance and vice versa.
*EOI is required if electing coverage more than the Guarantee Issue amount of five times your base pay.
Dependent Life Insurance
You may purchase dependent life insurance on an after-tax basis. If both parents are Company associates and eligible to purchase dependent life insurance, each may be covered as a dependent spouse, but only one may purchase coverage for their eligible children. You may purchase dependent life insurance for your spouse and/or dependent child(ren) even if you have not elected supplemental coverage for yourself.
Spouse Life Insurance
You may purchase coverage in the following increments: $10,000, $25,000, $50,000, $75,000, $100,000 or $150,000*
Child(ren) Life Insurance
You may purchase coverage in the following increments: $5,000 or $10,000
*EOI is required if electing coverage more than the Guarantee Issue amount of $25,000.
Name a Beneficiary
Your life insurance policy is a key aspect of supporting your family’s financial security in the event of your death. Be sure to designate a beneficiary (and keep it up to date) to receive the benefit paid by a life insurance policy. Visit the Benefits Center website to add or change a beneficiary.