SBLI’s EasyTrak Term Now with Chronic Illness Rider at No Additional Premium Cost
SBLI today announced that its popular EasyTrak Digital Term product just got even better. In addition to the product’s existing built-in benefits, EasyTrak now automatically includes a Chronic Illness Rider, at no extra premium cost.
Designed with both affordability and convenience in mind, EasyTrak continues to deliver simple, streamlined protection. The Chronic Illness Rider allows eligible policyholders who meet rider criteria as certified by a physician to accelerate up to 50% of their death benefit, to a maximum of
“EasyTrak has always been about removing barriers and making life insurance simple,” said
Affordable Protection — Built for Today’s Needs
EasyTrak is designed to help agents get coverage in place quickly and efficiently, offering:
- Instant decisions on all applications;
- Ability to instantly edit coverage; and
- Quote-to-issue in just nine minutes.
Terminal illness benefits were already included, and with the addition of the Chronic Illness Rider, EasyTrak delivers expanded living benefits – without added premium or time to issue.
“With its fully digital experience, EasyTrak empowers agents to move at the speed of their clients’ lives,” Seward added. “By combining affordability, speed, and built-in living benefits, EasyTrak continues to raise the bar for modern term life insurance.” To learn more about EasyTrak, please visit SBLI Easytrak Digital Term –
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