September 2001
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September 2001 Issue

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© Copyright 2001, United American Insurance Company,  McKinney, Texas
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 Editor's Notes:
4 ProCare Rate Approvals
A special mailing regarding ProCare Medicare Supplement rates for new business and renewal rate information has been mailed to General Agents in Connecticut, North Dakota and Tennessee.

Check your state(s) ProCare rate memo for complete effective date information and cut-off dates for business written with old rates. If you did not receive this notice, please contact the Agent Service Center at (800) 925-7355.

4 Interest Rate Set
The Lifestyle Annuity new money interest rate for September is 5.00%. Rates will continue to be reviewed and adjusted accordingly.
4 Attn: Louisiana Agents
Effective Oct. 1, 2001, Louisiana has approved the new ProCare MA12 application for Medicare Supplement. This state special application replaces the MA11 application currently being used. A mailing regarding this change will contain the new brochure, updated underwriting guidelines and ordering information.
4 Boost Sales With The Group Market
In today’s changing market, companies and unions are looking for quality Medicare Supplement coverage for their retirees. UA’s group plans are designed to provide employers, unions and their Medicare-eligible retirees’ with a common sense, economical and flexible approach to fit everyone’s needs. Advantages include:
Guarantee issue
Freedom to select doctors and hospitals
Competitive rates
ACF PLUS® “Automatic” Claims Filing service
No individual applications
Groups can consist of as few as 10 people

To request more information or a group proposal, contact our Special Markets Division at (800)353-6926 and ask for Doug Gockel or Fred Poirier. 
4 Memorial
On Aug. 22, 2001, Jesse ‘Irvin’ Taunton a former employee
of United American died in his home. Mr. Taunton was an employee of United American Insurance for 35 years.

He started at UA as a Claims Adjuster in April 1962. He retired in December 1996 as Assistant Vice President of Agency Teleco.
Services were held Monday, Aug. 27, 2001, at the Family Funeral Care facility in Mesquite, Texas.

Our sympathy goes out to Mr. Taunton’s family for their loss; Irv will be greatly missed.
4 NU Rankings Announced
Your continued contribution of writing quality business has helped make United American a leader in the life/health industry according to July 30, 2001 issue of National Underwriter magazine. We appreciate your efforts and thank you for your support.
Guaranteed Renewable
Prem. Earned Less Dividends
1. AFLAC  $7,453,323
2. GE Capital  1,152,625
3. Bankers Life 908,844
4. United American 566,082
5. Physicians Mutual  480,323
6. Conseco Senior Health 476,490
7. Colonial Life & Accident  474,185
8. Mutual of Omaha  372,531
9. Combined Insurance 367,621
10. Wellmark 324,349
11. Pioneer Life 321,349
12. Health Care Svc. Corp. 302,340
13. Ark. BC/BS 264,100
14. Anthem Health Plans  254,008
15. John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. 251,086
 
Individual Health Leaders
Prem. Earned Less Dividends
1. AFLAC  $7,453,323
2. American Life Insurance Company 1,245,111
3. GE Capital 1,152,660
4. Bankers Life  934,526
5. Paul Revere Life 891,676
6. Combined Insurance 831,212
7. Health Care Service Corporation 785,480
8. Mutual of Omaha 686,294
9. United American 566,085
10. Provident Life & Accident 540,751
11. Northwestern Mutual 524,227
12. Physicians Mutual 509,910
13. Colonial Life & Accident 483,513
14. Conseco Senior Health 481,448
15. BC/BS of Florida 479,815

 
 

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