2. The Pre-Need Concept
The Pre-Need Plan Concept
was first introduced in the
Philippines in 1966.
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3. Pre-Need…
… and since
is about
solving a itdefinite need or
we know will happen,
problem long before the need arises.
why not prepare for it before it
happens?
… revolves around the idea that in life,
… Pre-Need is about providing a
there are future events that will
happen way before a problem exists
solution which will create problems
for the family.
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4. What Definite Problems are we
bound to face?
1.
The need for education to improve
our standard of living
2.
Old Age
3.
Death
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5. How Will You Solve These
Problems?
Wait until the problem happens?
Bahala na?
You’ll cross the bridge when you get
there?!
At-Need Solutions
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6. Solving it the At-Need Way
1.
2.
3.
4.
You are under pressure.
You are in a hurry.
You are emotionally disturbed.
Other problems and worries come into
play.
5. Some people will take advantage of
your emotional state.
6. Somebody else is making the decision.
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7. How Should You Solve These
Problems?
Find a solution before the problem
happens.
Do not leave it to chance.
Face the reality NOW and do it before
the time of need!
Pre-Need Solutions
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8. Solving it the Pre-Need Way
1. You are in a normal state of mind.
2. You are not in a hurry.
3. You are not emotionally disturbed.
4. You are able to make good choices.
5. You are free from the tension and
anxiety because you are secured.
6. You make the correct decision.
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9. A Pre-Need Agent sells
• Peace of Mind
• Investment
• Protection
• Assurance
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10. Having a Pre-Need Plan Means…
• You care for your loved ones
• Fulfilling your responsibility
• Comfort and convenience
• Keeping your pride and dignity
• Financial security in the future
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11. Think about this:
It is better to
have a plan and you don’t need it
than to
need a plan and you don’t have it!
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13. One of the in the Securities and Exchange
• Registered leading Pre-Need companies with more
than 300,000 planholders
Commission on April 19, 1989
• PhP37.9B* Trust Fund
• Formerly known as Philam Plans, Inc.
• PhP700M in paid-up capital
• PhilsFirst, Inc and Systems Technology Inc.
• acquired all the shares of amounting to Inc.
With total paid benefits Philam Plans, PhP2.3
from Philam Life in September, 2009.
Billion as of 2011
*audited as of December 31, 2011
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14. PhilPlans Market Share
Against Life Insurance Companies
(Based on Premium Income = First Year + Renewal Premiums)
Company
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Premium Income
Sunlife
Philam Life & Gen.
Phil. Axa
Pru Life
Insular Life
BPI-Philam
Manulife (Phils)
SunLife Grepa
United Cocolife
10 PhilPlans First Inc.
13,884,308,644
13,507,442,515
9,983,494,021
9,900,022,868
7,483,646,727
6,420,399,324
4,994,562,292
3,048,820,156
2,916,473,766
1,313,798,853
Source: Business World Top 1000 Corporations & Insurance Commission
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15. PhilPlans Market Share
Against Pre-Need Companies
(Based on Premium Income = First Year + Renewal Premiums)
Company
2011
2010
Market Share
1 St. Peter Life Plan, Inc.
3,866,883,000
2,898,200,856
43.20%
2 First Union Plans, Inc.
1,388,860,373
278,699,787
15.51%
1,313,798,853 1,404,139,332
14.68%
3 PhilPlans First, Inc.
4 Sun Life Financial Plans, Inc.
645,544,058
935,665,978
7.21%
5 Manulife Financial Plans, Inc.
631,128,907
738,776,829
7.05%
6 Loyola Plans Consolidated, Inc.
455,057,838
526,912,521
5.08%
7 Eternal Plans, Inc.
244,261,385
200,901,518
2.73%
8 APEC
200,024,000
219,496,000
2.23%
69,076,320
125,410,174
0.77%
10 Transnational Plans
67,497,437
91,993,775
0.75%
11 Himlayang Pilipino Plans, Inc.
61,793,000
72,061,225
0.69%
8,213,200
12,400,583
0.09%
8,952,138,371
7,504,658,578
9 Ayala Plans
12 Paz Memorial Services, Inc.
Total
Source: Business World Top 1000 Corporations & Insurance Commission
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16. PhilPlans Ranking
Against Pre-Need Companies
(Based on Net Income = Total Profits – Total Expenses)
COMPANY
PhilPlans First Inc.
NET INCOME
(PHP in Million) % Change
1,647
St. Peter Life Plan, Inc.
Sun Life Financial Plans, Inc.
Generali Pilipinas
545
12
251
62.9
88.5
-38.5
The leading pre-need company in the country with
40.1 Billion in Trust Funds
(unaudited as of October 2012)
N.B. In BusinessWorld’s 2011 Top 1,000 Corporations, PhilPlans (42.3%) is ranked bigger than St. Peter (30.1%)
in terms of shares in gross revenues because of its huge trust fund income. Moreover, PhilPlans posted over
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P1.6 Billion in net income, ranking no. 1 in Pre-Need and 3 in Life Insurance.
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iACADEMY
Philippine Women’s University (PWU)
BancLife Insurance Co., Inc.
First Gen Corporation
Summit Technologies Inc.
GROW – Global Resource for Outsourced
Worker Inc.
Ventures Securities Inc.
Classic Finance Inc.
Tanco & Tanco Holdings Inc.
First Optima Realty Corp.
Cement Center, Inc.
Southern Textile Mills, Inc. (STMI)
Delos Santos – STI Hospital
Asian Terminals, Inc.
United Coconut Chem., Inc.
Energy Development Corp. (EDC)
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25. NUMEROUS HARROWING DETAILS
securing death certificate
choosing the servicing
mortuary
transporting the body from
the place of death to the
mortuary
preservation of the body
application of cosmetics
choosing the burial outfit
informing relatives, friends
and colleagues
choosing the casket/urn
transfer permit (if
transporting to a different
municipality)
transporting the body from
the mortuary to the venue of
the wake
flowers & mass cards
refreshments
date of interment
place of interment
time of interment
priest (funeral mass)
burial permit
hearse/vehicle for the
flowers
memorial lot/urn
interment/cremation fee
thank you/sympathy cards
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26. THE 2/10 PRINCIPLE
Studies show that
only 2 out of every 10 families
have made provisions or preparations
for life events such as this and are
protected from the sudden loss of
income brought about by the death of
their loved ones.
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27. THE USUAL PRACTICES
Abuloy – Relying on alms and dole-outs from family
and friends during the wake.
Nagpapasugal - to collect additional money to pay
for the funeral expenses.
Nangungutang – Borrowing money from close
family members and friends.
Tulong mula sa Kamag-anak - The immediate
family seeks financial support from other relatives.
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29. Panatag ka na ang iyong maiiwanan
ay hindi mahihirapan.
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30. Behind the Name
“ Panatag is a Filipino term
for peace of mind and
confidence.”
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31. Product Benefits
• Guaranteed Memorial Service Benefit
• Professional Administration of
Memorial Service
• Optional Living Cash Benefit
• Insurance Benefits
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32. Guaranteed Memorial Service
Benefit (MSB)
• The guaranteed lump sum fund that will
be used in rendering the memorial
service.
• Guaranteed annual increase of 5% of the
Pre-need price, one plan anniversary
after the paying period.
• Cash Difference Benefit
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33. Professional Administration
of Memorial Services
• Philplans’ Family Assistance Office (FAO)
provides assistance in arranging and
administering the details of the memorial
service through accredited mortuaries.
• Spares the planholder’s family from the
harrowing ordeals of attending to funeral
arrangements.
PhilPlans - Family Assistance Office
24/7 (including holidays)
Service Hotlines: 4038583, 8027344 to 45
Toll Free: 1-800-10-800-8888
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34. Over 200 Accredited Mortuaries
NATIONWIDE
METRO MANILA and LUZON
Loyola Mem. Chapels & Crematorium
Arlington Memorial Chapels
Sanctuarium
Heritage Memorial Chapels
La Funeraria Paz
Nacional Memorial Homes
Carbonel Funeral Homes
Nuestra Señora De Salvacion
Funeraria Samson
Saint Louie Memorial Chapel
VISAYAS
Cosmopolitan Memorial Homes
Rolling Hills Memorial Chapels
San Fernando Funeral Homes
MINDANAO
Cosmopolitan Memorial Homes
Greenhills Memorial Chapels
La Merced Memorial Homes
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36. Phase I – First Call
• Securing of Death Certificate
• Arrangement for the release of the body
from the place of death
• Transporting the body to the mortuary
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37. Phase II – Preservation
• Proper preservation of the body
• Restoration of disfigured features
• Application of cosmetics on the body
• Placement of the body in a chosen casket
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38. Phase III – Viewing
• Consultation with family on details of the
arrangements
• Arrangements for the dignified and solemn
viewing of the body
• Preparations for obituary notices, purchase of
memorial lot and securing of transfer and burial
permits
* During the viewing, RAs will go to the viewing and make sure that everything is in order.
Regional Sales Managers are encouraged to join the RAs.
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39. Phase IV – Interment
• Funeral cortege leaves on time
• Suitable coach for the deceased
• Appropriate Music
• Transportation
• Coordinated activities required by the
deceased’s ethnic or religious groups
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40. Life Plan Overview
Plan will begin to earn its yearly memorial service benefit increment
equivalent to 5% of the Pre-Need Price, one plan anniversary after
the Paying Period up to the 40th plan anniversary or the planholder’s
demise, whichever comes first.
Planholder can
choose from
the following
Paying period
options:
0
1
2
Paying Period
5
Period where plan will earn its yearly MSB increment
40
40th Plan Anniversary
Credit Life
Disability
Accidental Death and
Disability
Planholder is also protected with insurance coverage
during the paying period.
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41. How does the 5% Yearly
Increment Work?
Panatag Plan
5 years to pay
PNP: PhP 100,000
Mode: Annual
Age: 30
Plan Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
1
30
2
31
Jan 1, 2013 Jan 1, 2014
4
3
32
5
33
Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1,2016
MSB Yearly Increment = 5% of the PNP
Yearly Increment Amount
based on the given example = PhP5,000
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Jan 1,2017
Paying Period
35
Jan 1, 2018
36
36
Jan 1, 2019
up to the 40th Plan Anniversary or
the Planholder’s demise,
whichever comes first.
70
40th Plan Anniversary
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43. Credit Life
If the planholder dies during the paying
period and before age 65, 100% of the
remaining balance of the plan will be
considered fully paid.
Length of Insurance Coverage is from age 18 to before age 65 only.
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44. Credit Life
Panatag Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 30,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP594.83
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
Mr. Planholder
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
June July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Planholder dies
due to Natural Death
on Jan 31, 2013.
Dec
Jan
Remaining balance is waived. Plan is considered fully paid.
PhP30,000 - PhP500* =
PhP29,500
will be
covered by
Credit Life
*Amount paid exclusive of modal loading and VAT
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45. Disability Benefit
Waiver of Installment Upon Disability
If the planholder becomes totally and
permanently* disabled during the paying
period and before age 65, 100% of the
remaining balance of the plan shall be waived.
* Observation Period of 6 months
Length of Insurance Coverage is from age 18 to before age 65 only.
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46. Disability Benefit
Panatag Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 30,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP594.83
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
Mr. Planholder
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
June July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Planholder gets
disabled on Jan 31,
2013.
Dec
Jan
Remaining balance is waived. Plan is considered fully paid.
PhP30,000 - PhP500*
= PhP29,500
will be covered
by Disability
Insurance
*Amount paid exclusive of modal loading and VAT
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47. Accidental Death and
Disability
In case of death or disability of the
planholder due to accident during the paying
period and before age 65, the insurer shall
pay for the indemnities.
Equivalent to 200% of the Pre-Need Price.
Disability must be total and permanent.
Benefit schedule is attached to the Plan Contract.
Note: Claim must be filed within 180 days from the date of accident.
Length of Insurance Coverage is from age 18 to before age 65 only.
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48. Accidental Death
Mr. Planholder
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Panatag Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP30,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP594.83
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
June July
Aug
Sep
Oct
PhP30,000 x 200% = PhP60,000
Planholder dies
due to Accident on
Jan 31, 2013.
Nov will be given to the
Dec
Jan
beneficiary/ies
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49. Accidental Disability
Mr. Planholder
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
PhP30,000
May
Panatag Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 30,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP594.83
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
June July
x 200% =
Aug
Sep
Oct
PhP60,000
Planholder gets
disabled due to
Accident, and lost
both feet on Jan 31,
2013.
will be given as
Nov indemnity to the
Dec
Jan
Planholder
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50. Schedule of Indemnities
LOSS
INDEMNITY
(% of the Amount
of Insurance)
Accidental Disability of Limbs:
Both Hands
100%
Both Feet
100%
One Hand and One Foot
100%
One Hand
50%
Arm between elbow and wrist
60%
Arm at or above elbow
70%
One Foot
50%
Leg below knee
60%
Leg at or above knee
200% of the PNP
PNP = PhP30,000
Amt. of Insurance = PhP60,000
70%
PhP60,000
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51. Schedule of Indemnities
LOSS
INDEMNITY
(% of the Amount of
Insurance)
Accidental Disability of Limbs:
Both Hands
100%
Both Feet
100%
One Hand and One Foot
100%
One Hand
50%
Arm between elbow and wrist
60%
Arm at or above elbow
70%
One Foot
50%
Leg below knee
60%
Leg at or above knee
70%
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52. Schedule of Indemnities
LOSS
INDEMNITY
(% of the Amount
of Insurance)
Loss of Sight:
Both Eyes
100%
One Eye
50%
Loss of Speech
100%
Loss of Hearing
Both Ears
100%
One Ear
50%
Loss of Use of Metacarpals
First and Second
3%
Third, Fourth or Fifth
2%
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53. Schedule of Indemnities
LOSS
INDEMNITY
(% of the Amount of
Insurance)
Accidental Disability of Fingers:
All of one hand
50%
Thumb
15%
Index Finger
10%
Middle Finger
6%
Ring Finger
5%
Little Finger
4%
Accidental Disability of Toes:
All of one foot
25%
Great toe
5%
Other than Great toe, each toe
1%
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54. Schedule of Indemnities
LOSS
INDEMNITY
(% of the Amount
of Insurance)
Fractured Leg or patelia with established
non-union:
10%
Shortening of leg by at least 5cm.:
7.5%
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55. Summary of Benefits
if death occurs during the Paying Period
Panatag Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 30,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP594.83
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
Mr. Planholder
Jan
Planholder dies
due to Accident on
Jan 31, 2013.
Nov fully given
Dec
Aug
Sep
Jan
Remaining June = is waived. Plan is Oct
consideredwill bepaid. to the
PhP30,000 May balanceJulyPhP60,000
x 200%
beneficiary/ies (AD&D)
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
PhP30,000 - PhP500*
Sep
Oct
= PhP29,500
will be
covered by
Credit Life
*Amount paid exclusive of modal loading and VAT
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56. Summary of Benefits
if disability occurs during the Paying Period
Panatag Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 30,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP594.83
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
Mr. Planholder
Jan
Planholder gets
disabled due to
accident, and lost
both feet on Jan 31,
2013.
will be given as
Dec
Jan
Remaining balance PhP60,000
fully paid.
PhP30,000 x 200% = is waived. Plan is consideredindemnity to the
Planholder (AD&D)
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
June July
PhP30,000 - PhP500*
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
= PhP29,500
will be covered
by Disability
Insurance
*Amount paid exclusive of modal loading and VAT
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57. Summary of Benefits
if death occurs after the Plan is fully paid
Panatag Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 30,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP594.83
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
Mr. Planholder
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
Planholder dies
due to Natural Death
on Dec 31, 2018.
2018
Memorial Service Benefit = PhP30,000
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58. Minimum Installment Amount
PAYING
PERIOD
OPTIONS
MINIMUM INSTALLMENT AMOUNT*
ANNUAL
MONTHLY
Inclusive of VAT
Inclusive of VAT
1
25000
26650
2325
2478.45
2
13000
13858
1209
1288.79
5
6000
6396
558
594.83
Annual, Semi-Annual, Quarterly and Monthly modes of payment available.
* Amount may be increased by increments of PhP1,000.
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59. Minimum Initial Memorial
Service Benefit
5- Pay
2- Pay
1- Pay
PhP 30,000
PhP 26,000
PhP 25,000
The Initial Memorial Service Benefit is
Equivalent to the Pre-Need Price
* Amount may be increased by increments of PhP1,000.
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60. Walang gustong maging pabigat sa pamilya. Bigyan
sila ng kapayapaan sa panahon nang kawalan
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61. Behind the Name
“ Payapa is a Filipino
term for tranquil or
serene.”
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62. Product Benefits
• Guaranteed Memorial Service Benefit
• Professional Administration of
Memorial Service
• Optional Living Cash Benefit
• Insurance Benefits
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63. Life Plan Overview
Plan will begin to earn its yearly memorial service benefit increment
equivalent to 5% of the Pre-Need Price, one plan anniversary after
the Paying Period up to the 40th plan anniversary or the planholder’s
demise, whichever comes first.
Planholder can
choose from
the following
Paying period
options:
0
1
2
Paying Period
5
Period where plan will earn its yearly MSB increment
40th Plan Anniversary
40
Credit Life
Disability
Accidental Death and
Disability
Planholder is also protected with insurance coverage
during the paying period.
Term Life
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64. Insurance Benefits
• Credit Life
• Disability Benefit
• Accidental Death and Disability
• Term Life Insurance
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65. Term Life Insurance
The insurance benefit shall be equal to the Plan
Value of the Memorial Service Benefit, given to
the Beneficiary upon the Planholder’s demise.
The insurance coverage shall terminate upon the
Planholder’s demise, his/her attainment of age
65 or at the 40th plan anniversary, whichever
comes first.
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66. Term Life Insurance
Mr. Planholder
Jan
Mar
Apr
Payapa Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 50,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP991.38
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
Mar Apr
PhP50,000 May June =July Aug Sep Oct
x 100% PhP50,000
Feb
Planholder dies
due to Accident on
Jan 31, 2013.
Nov will be given to the
Dec
Jan
beneficiary/ies
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67. Summary of Benefits
if death occurs during the Paying Period
Payapa Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 50,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP991.38
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
Mr. Planholder
will be given to the
beneficiary/ies (Term)
will be given to the
PhP50,000 x 100% = PhP50,000
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
PhP150,000
Sep
June July Aug
Oct
Planholder dies
due to Accident on
Jan 31, 2013.
Nov beneficiary/ies
Dec
Jan
will be given to the
Remaining balance PhP100,000
fully paid.
PhP50,000 x 200% = is waived. Plan is consideredbeneficiary/ies (AD&D)
PhP50,000 - PhP833.33* = PhP49,166.67
will be
covered by
Credit Life
*Amount paid exclusive of modal loading and VAT
67
68. Summary of Benefits
if disability occurs during the Paying Period
Payapa Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 50,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP991.38
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
Mr. Planholder
Jan
Planholder gets
disabled due to
accident, and lost
both feet on Jan 31,
2013.
will be given as
Dec
Jan
Remaining balance is waived. Plan is consideredindemnity to the
fully paid.
PhP50,000 x 200% = PhP100,000
Planholder (AD&D)
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
June July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
PhP50,000 - PhP833.33* = PhP49,166.67
will be covered
by Disability
Insurance
*Amount paid exclusive of modal loading and VAT
68
69. Summary of Benefits
if death occurs after the Plan is fully paid
Payapa Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 50,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP991.38
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
Mr. Planholder
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
Planholder dies
due to Natural Death
on Dec 31, 2018.
2018
Memorial Service Benefit = PhP50,000
Term Insurance Benefit = PhP50,000
69
70. Minimum Installment Amount
PAYING
PERIOD
OPTIONS
MINIMUM INSTALLMENT AMOUNT*
ANNUAL
MONTHLY
Inclusive of VAT
Inclusive of VAT
1
40000
42640
3720
3965.52
2
20000
21320
1860
1982.76
5
10000
10660
930
991.38
Annual, Semi-Annual, Quarterly and Monthly modes of payment available.
* Amount may be increased by increments of PhP1,000.
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71. Minimum Initial Memorial
Service Benefit
5- Pay
2- Pay
1- Pay
PhP 50,000
PhP 40,000
PhP 40,000
The Initial Memorial Service Benefit is
Equivalent to the Pre-Need Price
* Amount may be increased by increments of PhP1,000.
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73. How to Explain Pamana
“ Pamana is a Filipino
term for inheritance.”
73
74. Product Benefits
• Guaranteed Memorial Service Benefit
• Professional Administration of
Memorial Service (PAMS)
• Fully Paid New Life Plan (Additional Life Plan
Benefit)
• Optional Living Cash Benefit
• Insurance Benefits
74
75. Fully Paid New Life Plan
(Additional Life Plan Benefit)
The chosen beneficiary of the planholder
will be entitled to a fully paid new life
plan.
*Planholder may assign fully paid new life plan to one beneficiary only
75
76. Pamana Endorsement Letter
should be filled out, signed and
attached to the Application Form
the Beneficiary whose name is indicated
on the Endorsement Letter should also be
written as the first primary beneficiary
on the application form
*Planholder may assign fully paid new life plan to one beneficiary only
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78. Fully Paid New Life Plan
(Additional Life Plan Benefit)
Condition 1: If Planholder dies before age
65 and chosen beneficiary is within the
acceptance age and is in good health
- Beneficiary will avail of the additional Life
Plan*
*May be a Life plan or any existing Pre-Need product at the time of availment.
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79. Fully Paid New Life Plan
(Additional Life Plan Benefit)
Condition 2: If Planholder dies before age
65 and chosen beneficiary is no longer
within the acceptance age and/or is not in
good health
- Beneficiary will be enrolled in a Pre-Need
Plan* without insurance benefits.
*May be a Life plan or any existing Pre-Need product at the time of availment.
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80. Life Plan Overview
Plan will begin to earn its yearly memorial service benefit increment
equivalent to 5% of the Pre-Need Price, one plan anniversary after
the Paying Period up to the 40th plan anniversary or the planholder’s
demise, whichever comes first.
Planholder can
choose from
the following
Paying period
options:
0
1
2
Paying Period
5
Period where plan will earn its yearly MSB increment
40th Plan Anniversary
40
Credit Life
Disability
Accidental Death and
Disability
Planholder is also protected with insurance coverage
during the paying period.
Term Life
80
81. Insurance Benefits
• Credit Life
• Disability Benefit
• Accidental Death and Disability
• Term Life Insurance
81
82. Summary of Benefits
if death occurs during the Paying Period
Pamana Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 125,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP2478.45
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
Mr. Planholder
PhP125,000 x 100% = PhP125,000
Jan
2478.45
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
PhP375,000
Sep
June July Aug
Oct
Planholder dies
due to Accident on
Jan 31, 2013.
will be given to the
beneficiary/ies (Term)
will be given to the
Nov beneficiary/ies
Dec
Jan
will be given to the
Remaining balance PhP250,000
fully paid.
PhP125,000 x 200% = is waived. Plan is consideredbeneficiary/ies (AD&D)
2478.45
2478.45 2478.45 2478.45 2478.45 2478.45 2478.45 2478.45
2478.45
2478.45
2478.45
PhP125,000 - PhP2083.33* = PhP122,916.67
2478.45
will be
covered by
Credit Life
*Amount paid exclusive of modal loading and VAT
82
83. Summary of Benefits
if disability occurs during the Paying Period
Pamana Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 125,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP2478.45
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
Mr. Planholder
Jan
Planholder gets
disabled due to
accident, and lost
both feet on Jan 31,
2013.
will be given as
Dec
Jan
Remaining balance is waived. Plan is consideredindemnity to the
fully paid.
PhP125,000 x 200% = PhP250,000
Planholder (AD&D)
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
June July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
PhP125,000 - PhP2083.33*= PhP122,916.67
will be covered
by Disability
Insurance
*Amount paid exclusive of modal loading and VAT
83
84. Summary of Benefits
if death occurs after the Plan is fully paid
Pamana Life Plan
Pay Period: 5 years
PNP: PhP 125,000
Mode: Monthly
Monthly Installment:PhP2478.45
Effective Date: Jan 1,2013
Mr. Planholder
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
Planholder dies
due to Natural Death
on Dec 31, 2018.
2018
Memorial Service Benefit = PhP125,000
Term Insurance Benefit = PhP125,000
84
85. Minimum Installment Amount
PAYING
PERIOD
OPTIONS
MINIMUM INSTALLMENT AMOUNT*
ANNUAL
MONTHLY
Inclusive of VAT
Inclusive of VAT
1
100000
106600
9300
9913.80
2
50000
53300
4650
4956.90
5
25000
26650
2325
2478.45
Annual, Semi-Annual, Quarterly and Monthly modes of payment available.
* Amount may be increased by increments of PhP1,000.
85
86. Minimum Initial Memorial
Service Benefit
5- Pay
2- Pay
1- Pay
PhP 125,000
PhP 100,000
PhP 100,000
The Initial Memorial Service Benefit is
Equivalent to the Pre-Need Price
* Amount may be increased by increments of PhP1,000.
86
88. Acceptance Age
With Insurance
Benefit
No Insurance Benefit
18 – 55 years old*
18 – 60 years old
In good health
Note: A Planholder with insurance benefits will undergo a 1-Year
Contestability.
*age last birthday
88
89. Incontestability
Death due to Health Reasons
• The Insurer conducts an investigation if death
occurs within one (1) year from the plan effective
date.
• Provides the Insurer the right to deny claims due to
concealment of facts on the application.
Contestability Period
EFFECTIVITY DATE
January 1, 2013
1 YEAR FROM EFFECTIVITY DATE
January 1, 2014
The insurer can no longer contest claims after the plan has remained in force for (1)
year except for gross fraud.
89
90. Optional Living Cash
Benefit
• Equivalent to the Memorial Service
Benefit (MSB) with increments.
• It serves as a reward for living well
• 40th Plan Anniversary
*Once the Planholder avails the Living Cash Benefit, the Original Plan Contract will be surrendered and
PhilPlans shall be discharged from any liability or obligation under this contract.
90
91. Unclaimed Endowment
• After the 40th Plan Anniversary, the plan will
continue to earn interest at a rate to be
determined by the Company’s Board of
Directors.
• May be withdrawn by the planholder any time
upon written request to PhilPlans (in a standard
company form)
91
92. Unrendered Service
Designated beneficiary/ies will receive 80%
of the Plan Value or 100% of the Plan
Termination Value, whichever is higher,
and the insurance benefit (if any) reckoned
from the date of the Planholder’s demise.
92
93. Assignability
The plan may be assigned to a deceased
person other than the Planholder.
* The Memorial Service Benefit shall be
computed based on the Plan’s
Termination Value.
93
94. Transferability
A Planholder can transfer all rights and privileges
• The prospective Planholder will be
ofsubject to underwriting requirements and
his plan to another person, subject to the
following conditions :a New Planholder
will be treated as
• Plan must be in force
• Request in writing (Standard Company Form)
• New Application form
94
95. Grace Period
• Update payments without penalty up to
two months (60 days) after last due date
95
96. Misstatement of Age
If the age of the Planholder was
misstated in the Application (to meet
the acceptance age)…
All insurance coverage will be deemed
cancelled effective at the date of
purchase.
96
97. Misstatement of Age
Planholder can either:
a.) continue the plan and enjoy the
applicable MSB; or
b.) surrender the plan contract and
claim
for the return of all
payments made
97
98. Reinstatement Overview
Last
Due Date
Quick Paid-Up Status
60 Days
2 Years
Grace Period
DELINQUENT
Reinstatement Period
LAPSED
Reinstate to Original Memorial
Service Benefit
Pure Reinstatement
Plan Termination Value
Reduced Total Memorial Service
Benefit
*Planholder will undergo 1 year contestability after Reinstatement
98
99. Initial Memorial Service
Benefit
PAY PERIOD
1
25,000
40,000
100,000
2
26,000
40,000
100,000
5
30,000
50,000
125,000
Note: Increments of PhP1,000
99
100. Summary of Benefit
PRODUCT
FEATURES
Pay Period
1, 2 and 5 Years
1, 2 and 5 Years
1, 2 and 5 Years
100% of the PNP plus 5%
increments 1 plan
anniversary after the
paying period
100% of the PNP plus 5%
increments 1 plan
anniversary after the
paying period
100% of the PNP plus 5%
increments 1 plan
anniversary after the
paying period
Cash Difference Benefit
Yes
Yes
Yes
Endowment Period
Yes
Yes
Yes
Optional Living Cash
Benefit
Yes
Yes
Yes
PAMS
Yes
Yes
Yes
N/A
Equivalent to 100% of the
PNP given to the
beneficiary upon death of
the Planholder; void upon
Planholder’s attainment of
age 65 or the plan reaching
its 40th Plan Anniversary
Memorial Service Benefit
Fully Paid New Life Plan
N/A
100
101. Summary of Benefit
PRODUCT
FEATURES
Credit Life
Yes, during the paying
period
Yes, during the paying
period
Yes, during the paying
period
Disability Benefit
Yes, during the paying
period
Yes, during the paying
period
Yes, during the paying
period
200% of the PNP during the
paying period
200% of the PNP during the
paying period
200% of the PNP during the
paying period
N/A
Equivalent to 100% of the
MSB during the paying &
waiting period; ends at the
40th Plan Anniversary or the
Planholder’s demise
Equivalent to 100% of the
MSB during the paying &
waiting period; ends at the
40th Plan Anniversary or the
Planholder’s demse
300%
of the PNP
400%
of the PNP
400%
of the PNP
during the paying period
(Maximum Amount)
during the paying period
(Maximum Amount)
during the paying period
(Maximum Amount)
Accidental Death And
Disability (ADD)
Term Life
TOTAL BENEFITS:
(With Insurance)
101
102. Modal Factors and VAT
Semi-Annual
Quarterly
Monthly
= 0.525 x Annual Installment
= 0.267 x Annual Installment
= 0.093 x Annual Installment
VAT Rate = 6.60%
102
104. TIPS IN SELLING
Be PREPARED!
Know your customer
Know your product
Look good!
Start with the BENEFITS!
Things to AVOID:
hard selling.
technical terms.
Handle the Objections.
Forgetting your
materials.
Close the SALE!
104
105. Yearly Memorial Service Benefit: P25,000
Total Yearly Memorial Service Benefit: P875,000
Living Cash Benefit: P1,375,000
Pre-Need Price: P500,000
Paying Period: 5 years
Annual Installment: P106,600
LCB: Initial MSB + Yearly MSB Increments
P500,000 + P875,000
0 1 2 3 4 5
P106,600
P106,600
P106,600 P106,600
P106,600
7
8
TOTAL : P1,375,000
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
40
6
Paying Period
Planholder to
invest P106,600
for 5 years
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k 25k
25k
25k 25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k 25k
25k
25k
25k 25k
25k
25k 25k
25k 25k
25k
Credit Life
Disability Benefit
Accidental Death
and Disability
(200% of PNP) =
P1,000,000
YEARLY MSB INCREMENT Amount (P25,000 x 35 years) =
P875,000
One Plan Anniversary after
Paying Period
start of Yearly Increments Equivalent to 5%
of the PNP until 40th Plan Anniversary
40th Plan Anniversary
If Planholder outlives his/her plan, he/she
has the option to choose either Optional
Living Cash Benefit or Unclaimed
Endowment
105
106. Yearly Memorial Service Benefit: P25,000
Total Yearly Memorial Service Benefit: P875,000
Living Cash Benefit: P1,375,000
Pre-Need Price: P500,000
Paying Period: 5 years
Annual Installment: P106,600
LCB: Initial MSB + Yearly MSB Increments
P500,000 + P875,000
0 1 2 3 4 5
P106,600
P106,600
P106,600 P106,600
P106,600
7
8
TOTAL : P1,375,000
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
40
6
Paying Period
Planholder to
invest P106,600
for 5 years
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k 25k
25k
25k 25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k 25k
25k
25k
25k 25k
25k
25k 25k
25k 25k
25k
Credit Life
Disability Benefit
Accidental Death
and Disability
(200% of PNP) =
P1,000,000
MSB YEARLY INCREMENT Amount (P25,000 x 35 years) =
P875,000
One Plan Anniversary after
Paying Period
start of Yearly Increments Equivalent to 5%
of the PNP until 40th Plan Anniversary
Term Insurance = 100% of Plan Value
40th Plan Anniversary
If Planholder outlives his/her plan, he/she
has the option to choose either Optional
Living Cash Benefit or Unclaimed
Endowment
106
107. Yearly Memorial Service Benefit: P25,000
Total Yearly Memorial Service Benefit: P875,000
Living Cash Benefit: P1,375,000
Pre-Need Price: P500,000
Paying Period: 5 years
Annual Installment: P106,600
LCB: Initial MSB + Yearly MSB Increments
P500,000 + P875,000
0 1 2 3 4 5
P106,600
P106,600
P106,600 P106,600
P106,600
7
8
TOTAL : P1,375,000
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
40
6
Paying Period
Planholder to
invest P106,600
for 5 years
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k 25k
25k
25k 25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k
25k 25k
25k
25k
25k 25k
25k
25k 25k
25k 25k
25k
Credit Life
Disability Benefit
Accidental Death
and Disability
(200% of PNP) =
P1,000,000
MSB YEARLY INCREMENT Amount (P25,000 x 35 years) =
P875,000
One Plan Anniversary after
Paying Period
start of Yearly Increments Equivalent to 5%
of the PNP until 40th Plan Anniversary
Term Insurance = 100% of Plan Value
40th Plan Anniversary
If Planholder outlives his/her plan, he/she
has the option to choose either Optional
Living Cash Benefit or Unclaimed
Endowment
107
118. Sample Computation
Pamana Life Plan: 2-Pay
Annual Installment of PhP1,000,000
1st Year GROSS BASIC
COMMISSION
LESS
1st Year NET BASIC
COMMISSION
Basic Commission
75,000.00
15,000.00
60,000.00
Agent’s Bonus
50,000.00
7,500.00
(Tax (15%))
42,500.00
125,000.00
22,500.00
102,500.00
Total
(Tax (15%) & CBR (5%))
POTENTIAL NET INCOME = PhP 102,500.00
118
119. Sample Computation
Pamana Life Plan: 1-Pay
Annual Installment of PhP500,000
1st Year GROSS BASIC
COMMISSION
LESS
1st Year NET BASIC
COMMISSION
Basic Commission
37,500.00
7,500.00
30,000.00
Agent’s Bonus
25,000.00
3,750.00
(Tax (15%))
21,250.00
Total
62,500.00
11,250.00
51,250.00
(Tax (15%) & CBR (5%))
POTENTIAL NET INCOME = PhP 51,250.00
119
120. Commission Rates
For 5-Pay
Basic Commission
Year 1
20%
Agent’s Bonus
Year 1
13.5%
Productivity Bonus
Year 1
5%
*For every 4 PC or PhP50,000 FP (cumulative) validated every month
120
121. Sample Computation
Pamana Life Plan: 5-Pay
Annual Installment of PhP500,000
1st Year GROSS BASIC
COMMISSION
Basic Commission
LESS
1st Year NET BASIC
COMMISSION
100,000.00
20,000.00
80,000.00
(Tax (15%) & CBR (5%))
Agent’s Bonus
67,500.00
10,125.00
Productivity Bonus
25,000.00
3,750.00
192,500.00
33,875.00
Total
(Tax (15%))
(Tax (15%))
57,375.00
21,250.00
158,625.00
POTENTIAL NET INCOME = PhP 158,625.00
Note: With the assumption that the Productivity parameter is met
*For every 4 PC or PhP50,000 FP (cumulative) validated every month
121
122. Sample Computation
Pamana Life Plan: 5-Pay
Annual Installment of PhP250,000
1st Year GROSS BASIC
COMMISSION
LESS
1st Year NET BASIC
COMMISSION
Basic Commission
50,000.00
10,000.00
40,000.00
Agent’s Bonus
33,750.00
5,062.50
Productivity Bonus
12,500.00
1,875.00
Total
96,250.00
16,937.50
(Tax (15%) & CBR (5%))
(Tax (15%))
(Tax (15%))
28,687.50
10,625.00
79,312.50
POTENTIAL NET INCOME = PhP 79,312.50
Note: With the assumption that the Productivity parameter is met
*For every 4 PC or PhP50,000 FP (cumulative) validated every month
122
123. Agency Leaders & Associates
Protection Program (Sales Counselors)
Classification
RECOGNITION TIER
BRONZE
SILVER
GOLD
50,000 FP & 8 PCs
150,000 FP & 10 PCs
750,000 FP & 12 PCs
Below 65 years old 50,000
100,000
150,000
65 to 70 years old 10,000
20,000
30,000
Term Insurance
PhilCare
---
---
License Fees
---
---
Waived
NOTE: Parameters and Benefits are subject to change annually.
123
125.
JUAN ANTONIO
SANTOS
DELA CRUZ
01
01
1980
Manila
Maria Antonia F. Santos
Business
Businessman
N/A
(02) 888-0000
0919 894-7253
ABC & D Manufacturing Co.
123-456-789
N/A
(02) 927-9446
N/A
(02) 894-7253
ja_delacruz@yahoo.com
9 8 7 B S P E N C E R S T R E E T,
C U B A O, Q U E Z O N C I T Y
1 5 F A B C & D B L D G ., 1 2 3
A Y A L A A V E., M A K A T I C I T Y
125
Note to Trainer:
Pre-Need was initially associated with selling memorial plans. It was traditionally selling “packaged” memorial plans that includes mortuary services, and caskets; prices usually vary depending on the type of casket and viewing chapel.
Peace of Mind because you don’t need to worry about what may happen in the future.
An Investment with a guaranteed return when the time of need comes.
Protection against being taken advantage of at the time when the entire family is emotionally disturbed.
Assurance that our family will be spared from financial difficulty.
Trust fund audited in 2010 is at P 35.7B
Excess of trust fund is at P 10.2B in 2011 against P 7.9B in 2010
************************
From: Gonzales, Jerik D. Sent: Friday, July 20, 2012 8:55 AMTo: Orendain, Ma. Celina G.Cc: Cordero, Ellen F.Subject: 2011 and 2012 benefit payout
Ms. Nina,
Attached are the latest 2012 benefits payout data and total 2011 benefit data.
Below is the summary of 2011 payout:
Education: 878,511,615
Pension: 1,424,665,064
Memorial: 17,904,333
Thanks!
Jerik D. Gonzales | Marketing Officer
Brand Management Department
( (02) 802-7300 ext. 28657
**Merger of AsianLife and BancLife will soon be announced and called Philippine Life
Pre- Need Concept
We have always wanted to give the best for our family. We always look for different ways on how we can save a portion of our income and prepare our future through savings/investments. We also strive to achieve what we have always wanted.
But there are a lot of things that may hinder us from achieving these goals. What would happen if…
We have always wanted to give the best for our family. We always look for different ways on how we can save a portion of our income and prepare our future through savings/investments. We also strive to achieve what we have always wanted.
But there are a lot of things that may hinder us from achieving these goals. What would happen if…
… the inevitable occurred?
(Trainer can discuss about death and its implications when someone in the family dies, especially if he/she is the breadwinner.)
We are then left with this question: What happens to the family when the breadwinner is gone?
The surviving family is left grieving. Emotions run high. It will be a stressful time for your family and friends.
If you think that the sorrow and loss at the death of your loved one is enough to handle, think again. There are several tormenting details that your family need to take care of. (discuss the details enumerated)
And as if these things are not enough… (scroll to next slide)
You leave your grieving family in need. Another concern that the surviving family will have to address is finding another source of income to augment the gap in the household budget.
Based on previous studies made, only 2 out of every 10 families are protected from the sudden loss of income brought about by the death of their loved ones.
Now, let me show you the benefits of owning a Life Plan.
BEHIND THE NAME
Panatag is Filipino for peace of mind and confidence in the result of a venture. Accordingly, the product name promises that the planholder and his/her loved ones can now enjoy peace of mind when purchasing Panatag Life Plan. By using the Filipino word, Panatag, the planholder experiences peace of mind thru the memorial service benefit that increases annually after the paying period. It brings to mind the comfort and the love that we want to impart to our loved ones when the unfortunate happens.
Bullet No.1- The Memorial Service Benefit (MSB) provides a fund for the mortuary to render the memorial services and cover the standard expenses.
Bullet No.2- In the case of advance payments, the 5% increase will still be after the scheduled paying period.
Bullet No.3- Cash Difference Benefit is the amount equivalent to the excess of the plan value given to the planholder’s beneficiaries after deducting the actual cost of the memorial service.
KEY CONCEPTS:
Peace of Mind
Emotional Comfort
In case of Planholder’s demise, we render professional administration of the memorial service package thru an accredited servicing mortuary. Provides the surviving family with peace of mind and emotional comfort during a time of need.
Mortuaries listed above are just some of those accredited by PhilPlans.
In case of the planholder’s demise, we shall render professional administration of the memorial service package through an accredited servicing mortuary in the amount equal to the plan value. These are the phases of our service to planholder and his/her beneficiaries.
If Planholder’s demise occurs beyond 25 kilometers from any of our servicing mortuaries, we agree to provide assistance provided that extra expenses for transportation shall be shouldered by the family.
If the family directly negotiates with our servicing mortuaries without PhilPlans FAO’s approval or knowledge, the planholder’s plan shall be considered not rendered as stated in the contract.
Regional Administrators (RA) together with the Regional Sales Manager (RSM) at this point will go to the viewing and:
Give PhilPlans Mineral Water
Let us look at Panatag Life Plan’s overview.
The Planholder can choose from the following paying period options: Single pay or 1 pay, 2 years, or 5 years.
The Planholder will receive an Annual Increment in his/her MSB equivalent to 5% of the Pre-Need Price starting from the plan anniversary after the paying period up to the 40th plan anniversary or the Planholder’s demise, whichever comes first.
Planholder is also protected with Credit Life, Disability, and AD&D during the paying period.
You might ask, “how does the Yearly Increment work?” Let us look at the following example:
1. The Planholder acquired a 5-Pay Panatag Life Plan, with a PNP amount of PhP100,000 and an Annual Installment of PhP20,000 on July 1, 2011.
2. His Paying Period will be from July 1, 2012 up to July 1, 2016. That’s a total of 5 years or 5 Plan Anniversaries.
3. His Yearly Increment will start on the next plan anniversary after the Paying Period. In this example, that will be around July 1, 2017.
4. The Yearly Increment is actually 5% of the original PNP. Based on the given example, this is equal to PhP5,000. The MSB will increase by PhP5,000 annually up to the 40th Plan Anniversary or the Planholder’s demise, whichever comes first.
Summary only of the Insurance Benefits
In case of Planholder’s death, the proceeds shall be applied to the unpaid balance of the Pre-Need Price.
The insurance coverage shall terminate upon the death of the Planholder during the Paying Period, after the Paying Period of the Plan or upon the attainment of age 65, whichever comes first.
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Panatag Life Plan with a PNP of PhP30,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP594.83. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder died due to Natural Death on July 31, 2011.
What will happen to his plan?
With the assumption that the claim for Credit Life was approved, the remaining balance is waived and the plan is considered fully paid.
Sample computation based on the given scenario
PhP30,000 – PhP500* = PhP29,500 <= remaining balance that the
Credit Life benefit will cover
*basis will be the amount paid by the Planholder excluding modal loading and VAT.
In case of Planholder’s disability, the proceeds shall be applied to the unpaid balance of the Pre-Need Price.
The insurance coverage shall terminate upon the disability of the Planholder during the Paying Period, after the Paying Period of the Plan or upon the attainment of age 65, whichever comes first.
The Disability must be:
Total- Meaning he/she can no longer engage normally in his/her specified occupation
Permanent- Disability must be continuous and uninterrupted for 6 months.
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Panatag Life Plan with a PNP of PhP30,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP594.83. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder gets disabled on July 31, 2011.
What will happen to his plan?
With the assumption that the claim for Disability was approved, the remaining balance is waived and the plan is considered fully paid.
Mr. Planholder’s Initial MSB then is equivalent to the PNP or PhP30,000.
In case of Planholder’s death or disability, the proceeds shall be a maximum of 200% of the PNP, applied as listed in the Schedule of Indemnities included in the plan contract.
The insurance coverage shall terminate after the end of the Paying Period of the Plan or upon the attainment of age 65, whichever comes first.
An AD&D insurance claim may be filed for any accidental bodily injury which results in any of the specified losses described in the Schedule of Indemnities within 180 days after the accident causing the loss.
Note: With the assumption that the claim for AD&D benefit was approved.
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Panatag Life Plan with a PNP of PhP30,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP594.83. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder dies due to accident on July 31, 2011.
What will happen to his plan?
With the assumption that the claim for AD&D benefit was approved, the beneficiary/ies will receive an amount equivalent to 200% of the PNP.
In the given example where the PNP is PhP30,000, the beneficiary/ies will receive PhP60,000.
Note: With the assumption that the claim for AD&D benefit was approved.
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Panatag Life Plan with a PNP of PhP30,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP594.83. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder gets disabled due to accident, and lost both feet on July 31, 2011.
What will happen to his plan?
With the assumption that the claim for AD&D benefit was approved, the Planholder will receive an amount equivalent to 200% of the PNP as indemnity.
In the given example where the PNP is PhP30,000, the Planholder’s AD&D benefit will be equal to PhP60,000. As per Schedule of Indemnities attached to the Plan Contract, the indemnity due Mr. Planholder is 100% of the Amount of Insurance. In this case, it will be equivalent to PhP60,000.
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Panatag Life Plan with a PNP of PhP30,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP594.83. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder died due to Natural Death on July 31, 2011.
What will happen to his plan?
With the assumption that the claim for Credit Life was approved, the remaining balance is waived and the plan is considered fully paid;
With the assumption that the claim for AD&D benefit was approved, the beneficiary/ies will receive an amount equivalent to 200% of the PNP. In the given example where the PNP is PhP30,000, the beneficiary/ies will receive PhP60,000.
Sample computation based on the given scenario
PhP30,000 – PhP500* = PhP29,500 <= remaining balance that the
Credit Life benefit will cover
*basis will be the amount paid by the Planholder excluding modal loading and VAT.
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Panatag Life Plan with a PNP of PhP30,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP594.83. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder gets disabled and lost both feet on July 31, 2011.
What will happen to his plan?
With the assumption that the claim for Disability was approved, the remaining balance is waived and the plan is considered fully paid.
With the assumption that the claim for AD&D benefit was approved, the Planholder will receive an amount equivalent to 200% of the PNP as indemnity.
In the given example where the PNP is PhP30,000, the Planholder’s AD&D benefit will be equal to PhP60,000. As per Schedule of Indemnities attached to the Plan Contract, the indemnity due Mr. Planholder is 100% of the Amount of Insurance. In this case, it will be equivalent to PhP60,000.
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Panatag Life Plan with a PNP of PhP30,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP594.83. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder died due to Natural Death on July 31, 2016.
What will happen to his plan?
The Planholder’s Memorial Service Benefit will be equal to the PNP of PhP30,000.
*Planholder may increase his/her Installment amount by increments of 1000.
Vat= 6.6%
BEHIND THE NAME
Payapa is Filipino for ‘tranquil’ or ‘serene’. True to its name, the Payapa Life Plan assures a dignified and hassle-free memorial service for the planholder’s family. Equally, loved ones of the departed planholder can expect a tranquil and serene bereavement period as the plan takes care of all funeral requirements.
Summary only of the Product Benefits
Let us look at Payapa Life Plan’s overview.
The Planholder can choose from the following paying period options: Single pay or 1 pay, 2 years, or 5 years.
The Planholder will receive an Annual Increment in his/her MSB equivalent to 5% of the Pre-Need Price starting from the plan anniversary after the paying period up to the 40th plan anniversary or the Planholder’s demise, whichever comes first.
Planholder is also protected with Credit Life, Disability and AD&D during the paying period; and Term Life insurance during the paying and waiting period.
Summary only of the Insurance Benefits
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder is a Teacher who acquired a Payapa Life Plan with a PNP of PhP50,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP991.38. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder dies due to accident on August 16, 2011.
What will happen to his plan?
With the assumption that the claim for Term Life was approved, the beneficiary/ies will receive an amount equivalent to 100% of the PNP.
In the given example where the PNP is PhP50,000, the beneficiary/ies will receive PhP50,000.
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Payapa Life Plan with a PNP of PhP50,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP991.38. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder died due to Accident on July 31, 2011.
What will happen to his plan?
With the assumption that the claim for Credit Life was approved, the remaining balance is waived and the plan is considered fully paid;
With the assumption that the claim for AD&D benefit was approved, the beneficiary/ies will receive an amount equivalent to 200% of the PNP. In the given example where the PNP is PhP50,000, the beneficiary/ies will receive PhP100,000.
With the assumption that the claim for Term Life Insurance was approved, the beneficiary/ies will receive an amount equivalent to 100% of the PNP. Based on the given example, the Term Life insurance will be PhP50,000.
Sample computation based on the given scenario
PhP50,000 – PhP833.33* = PhP49,166.67 <= remaining balance that the
Credit Life benefit will cover
*basis will be the amount paid by the Planholder excluding modal loading and VAT.
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Payapa Life Plan with a PNP of PhP50,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP991.38. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder gets disabled on July 31, 2011.
What will happen to his plan?
With the assumption that the claim for Disability was approved, the remaining balance is waived and the plan is considered fully paid.
With the assumption that the claim for AD&D benefit was approved, the Planholder will receive an amount equivalent to 200% of the PNP as indemnity.
In the given example where the PNP is PhP50,000, the Planholder’s AD&D benefit will be equal to PhP100,000. As per Schedule of Indemnities attached to the Plan Contract, the indemnity due Mr. Planholder is 100% of the Amount of Insurance. In this case, it will be equivalent to PhP100,000.
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Payapa Life Plan with a PNP of PhP50,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP991.38. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder died due to Natural Death on July 31, 2016.
What will happen to his plan?
The Planholder’s Memorial Service Benefit will be equal to the PNP of PhP50,000.
The Beneficiaries will receive PhP50,000 upon approval of the claim for Term Insurance
*Planholder may increase his/her Installment amount by increments of 1000.
BEHIND THE NAME
Pamana is Filipino for inheritance. The product name suggests that the plan will benefit the planholder’s beneficiary in the eventuality of death. Likewise, the product name sums up Pamana’s distinct advantage, which is the continued inheritance of the plan to one’s beneficiaries. Thru Pamana, the planholder’s beneficiaries are protected from financial worry and provided with clean-up funds to help the family make a peaceful transition upon the breadwinner’s demise.
Summary only of the Product Benefits
The named beneficiary will be indicated in the Pamana Endorsement letter signed by the planholder.
Endorsement Letter shall be submitted along with the Application Form.
The named beneficiary will be indicated in the Pamana Endorsement letter signed by the planholder.
Endorsement Letter shall be submitted along with the Application Form.
The named beneficiary will be indicated in the Pamana Endorsement letter signed by the planholder.
Endorsement Letter shall be submitted along with the Application Form.
Note:
If in case the Pamana Life Plan is no longer available at the time of availment, the Beneficiary shall be issued any existing life plan/pre-need plan.
Note:
In case the beneficiary is no longer qualified for insurance due to age, disability, pre-existing condition or other circumstances, he/she shall be enrolled as the planholder of a pre-need plan of the Company (to be chosen by PhilPlans) with No Insurance Benefit.
If in case the Pamana Life Plan is no longer available at the time of availment, the Beneficiary shall be issued any existing life plan/pre-need plan.
Let us look at Pamana Life Plan’s overview.
The Planholder can choose from the following paying period options: Single pay or 1 pay, 2 years, or 5 years.
The Planholder will receive an Annual Increment in his/her MSB equivalent to 5% of the Pre-Need Price starting from the plan anniversary after the paying period up to the 40th plan anniversary or the Planholder’s demise, whichever comes first.
Planholder is also protected with Credit Life, Disability and AD&D during the paying period; and Term Life insurance during the paying and waiting period.
Summary only of the Insurance Benefits
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Payapa Life Plan with a PNP of PhP50,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP991.38. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder died due to Accident on July 31, 2011.
What will happen to his plan?
With the assumption that the claim for Credit Life was approved, the remaining balance is waived and the plan is considered fully paid;
With the assumption that the claim for AD&D benefit was approved, the beneficiary/ies will receive an amount equivalent to 200% of the PNP. In the given example where the PNP is PhP50,000, the beneficiary/ies will receive PhP100,000.
With the assumption that the claim for Term Life Insurance was approved, the beneficiary/ies will receive an amount equivalent to 100% of the PNP. Based on the given example, the Term Life insurance will be PhP50,000.
Sample computation based on the given scenario
PhP50,000 – PhP833.33* = PhP49,166.67 <= remaining balance that the
Credit Life benefit will cover
*basis will be the amount paid by the Planholder excluding modal loading and VAT.
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Payapa Life Plan with a PNP of PhP50,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP991.38. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder gets disabled on July 31, 2011.
What will happen to his plan?
With the assumption that the claim for Disability was approved, the remaining balance is waived and the plan is considered fully paid.
With the assumption that the claim for AD&D benefit was approved, the Planholder will receive an amount equivalent to 200% of the PNP as indemnity.
In the given example where the PNP is PhP50,000, the Planholder’s AD&D benefit will be equal to PhP100,000. As per Schedule of Indemnities attached to the Plan Contract, the indemnity due Mr. Planholder is 100% of the Amount of Insurance. In this case, it will be equivalent to PhP100,000.
Scenario:
Mr. Planholder acquired a Payapa Life Plan with a PNP of PhP50,000 on July 1, 2011. The paying period is 5 years with a monthly installment of PhP991.38. Unfortunately, Mr. Planholder died due to Natural Death on July 31, 2016.
What will happen to his plan?
The Planholder’s Memorial Service Benefit will be equal to the PNP of PhP50,000.
The Beneficiaries will receive PhP50,000 upon approval of the claim for Term Insurance
*Planholder may increase his/her Installment amount by increments of 1000.
Beneficiary is given an additional life plan upon the death of the planholder, giving unsurpassed lifetime value to successive planholders and their beneficiaries.
For NIB Life Plans:
Amount of MSB computation upon death of PH
During contestability period = aggregate amount paid
During paying period but beyond contestability period = PNP
Fully paid = PNP + increment
PhilPlans conducts an investigation if death occurs within one (1) year from the plan effective date.
This provides the Insurer the right to deny claims due to concealment of facts on the application and gross fraud.
The plan value of the memorial service benefit shall be the aggregate amount (pro-rata of PNP).
It is a cash benefit that the planholder can withdraw if he/she is still alive when his/her plan reaches its 40th plan anniversary. The living cash benefit is the equivalent peso value of the memorial service benefit, inclusive of the yearly increments, servicing as a reward for living well.
The Planholder will have the option to get the Living Cash Benefit, which is a one-time disbursement of cash, that can be withdrawn at any time while he/she is still alive by submitting a written request in a standard form to be provided by PhilPlans.
Availing the Living Cash Benefit will discharge PhilPlans from any liability or obligation under the contract.
PhilPlans shall pay 100% of the Plan Value on the fortieth (40th) plan anniversary. Should the Planholder decide to leave it with the Company, the plan will continue to earn interest at a rate to be determined by the Company’s Board of Directors at its sole discretion, and will continue to accumulate up to the time of demise.
In case of Planholder's death, the Plan Value (with accumulated interest) will be used to render the memorial service benefit.
Note:
Plan Value = MSB (PNP + increments earned) or the Quick Paid-Up Benefit, whichever is applicable
80% only because we discourage cashing in on the plan but rather encourage the full use of the benefits. Also serves as protection to the PH as his intention for securing the plan is for his memorial services and not for other purposes.
Note:
place of death must be within 25 kilometers from our nearest branch office or accredited servicing mortuary.
notice of assignmen must be in writing (in a standard Company Form) and subject to PhilPlans’ approval.
The Planholder is entitled to pay the plan payments without penalty up to two months after the last due date.
If the Planholder fails to pay by the end of the grace period, the Quick Paid-up Status will take effect and all rights and privileges will end, except the right to reinstate or to receive the reduced plan benefit.
Notes:
a.) plan will continue as NIB
*Case will be investigated and if agent is found to have something to do with the misstatement of PH’s age, appropriate sanction will be imposed (i.e. termination of contract, possible clawback of commission) as indicated in the Sales Counselor’s Appointment Contract.
Let me show you how the reinstatement period works. Let’s say for example, the Planholder failed to make a payment by the due date. PhilPlans will give PH a grace period of 60 days to update his payments.
If Planholder still is not able to pay, the quick paid-up status shall take effect. All rights and privileges will end except:
the PAMS package through an accredited servicing mortuary, the value of which shall be equal to the QPU benefit;
surrender of the Plan Contract for an amount equal to the QPU benefit; or
reinstatement of the plan within the 2-year Reinstatement Period.
If the plan has lapsed, has no PTV, and has not been reinstated, the plan contract shall be automatically cancelled and all payments made shall be forfeited as liquidated damages.
*Optional Living Cash Benefit: If the Planholder outlives the 40th Plan Anniversary; Equivalent to the MSB plus the increments
Beneficiary is given an additional life plan upon the death of the planholder, giving unsurpassed lifetime value to successive planholders and their beneficiaries.
Know your customer:
qualify mo na sya
Alam mo na diskarte mo sa kanya
Baka techie sya, techie ka rin ba?
That’s why we have to know how to use technology and powerpoint
Hard selling: “bili ka na nito, mura lang!” wala ka pa ngang pinipresent eh.
Forgetting to bring black ballpen, calculator, and the Application Form!
Now, let me show you the benefits of owning a Life Plan.
Practice with your partner for 15mins
Role Play tayo.
Beneficiary is given an additional life plan upon the death of the planholder, giving unsurpassed lifetime value to successive planholders and their beneficiaries.
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Beneficiary is given an additional life plan upon the death of the planholder, giving unsurpassed lifetime value to successive planholders and their beneficiaries.
Note to Trainer:
Please stress the importance of filling out the Declaration and Representations as these will affect the approval of our client’s application since these questions will determine whether the client is in good health or not. Plus the fact that our insurer, Banclife, is strict about this, we must explain to our participants that truthful answering of these question will not only make the processing of their application faster, but can also avoid pending cases that may result to non-approval of their application.
Those who are qualified to pre-screen an application form are the following:
Territory Head
Regional Sales Manager
TH’s Secretary
RSM’s Secretary
Area Manager
Branch Services Officers/Customer Service Assistants
Now, let me show you the benefits of owning a Life Plan.