John’s security concerns include saving enough for retirement, paying down debt and uncertainty about the rising costs of health care as he and his wife age.*

Susan is a 60-year-old retired school teacher. Her children are grown and out of the house, and her husband passed away last year after a long battle with cancer. She lives on $50,000 a year. Susan’s security concerns include outliving her retirement income and the rising cost of health care — something she experienced firsthand with her husband.*

Phil is a 34-year-old third generation farmer, and his wife Leslie is a 33-year-old stay-at-home mom. Together they have three children, two of who are in elementary school. Phil and Leslie’s security concerns include ensuring they are covered in the event of an accident on the farm, being able to cover their living expenses if something happens to Phil and saving enough for their kids’ educations.*

*Hypothetical customer profiles provided for illustrative purposes.

While some may think it’s never going to happen to them, there’s no guarantee.

So it pays to be prepared. Since many of the costs of care and treatment for injuries and illnesses aren’t covered by medical insurance, policies from Washington National Insurance Company may be able to help.

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