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Evidence of insurability (PDF) is an application process in which you provide information regarding your health or your dependent's health. To complete the EOI for Securian, you will need to gather the information that is needed first. Review the EOI Instructional flyer (PDF) for step-by-step instructions along with the group policy number and access key.
Yes. Employees may elect Supplemental Group Term Life insurance for themselves of one to five times their annual salary to a maximum of $1 million. Also, employees may elect Supplemental Group Term Life insurance for their legally married spouse/eligible domestic partner in increments of $10,000, up to a maximum of $250,000, but not to exceed 100 percent of the amount of additional life the employee could elect.
Yes. Full-time employees who are covered by the Group Term Life and AD&D insurance program may also elect to purchase additional supplemental AD&D life insurance protection for themselves or a legally married spouse/registered domestic partner, and/or dependent children. The premiums for this additional supplemental life insurance are paid through payroll deduction with after-tax dollars.
Yes, once an employee reaches the age of 65, reductions of the original value will begin. At age 65, the reduction is 65 percent of the original value. At age 70, the reduction is 50 percent of the original value, and at age 75+ the reduction is 35 percent of the original value.
Open Enrollment is a great time to review and update your beneficiary if needed. You can submit a new Beneficiary Form (PDF) to benefits@kent.edu at any time, or if you would prefer, you can fax it directly to our office at 330-672-5447, or even drop it off at Heer Hall, on the Kent Campus.
The premiums are employer-paid; however, any amount of employer-paid insurance over the amount of $50,000 is subject to taxation as IMPUTED INCOME under Section 79 of the Internal Revenue Code. To calculate the imputed income, please review the imputed income example (PDF) for a better understanding of the imputed income cost versus the overall benefit.