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American Life Insurance Company is incorporated in the USA as a Limited Company.

American Life Insurance Company, MetLife Building, 18-20, Motijheel C.A. P.O. Box 9, Dhaka-1000, BangladeshTel: 9561791, Fax: 9558682, E-mail: American.Life@metlife.com.bd

Hotline: 16344

About MetLifeMetLife, Inc. (NYSE: MET), through its subsidiaries and a�liates ("MetLife"), is one of the world’s leading �nancial services companies who celebrated 150 years of navigating life together in 2018, provides insurance, annuities, employee bene�ts and asset management to help its individual and institutional customers navigate their changing world. Founded in 1868, MetLife has operations in more than 40 countries and holds leading market positions in the United States, Japan, Latin America, Asia, Europe and the Middle East.

For more information, visit www.metlife.com

MetLife’s story in Asia can be traced back to Bangladesh when operations �rst began in 1952. Currently MetLife Bangladesh is the largest life insurer in the country. It serves over a million customers and is a major employer in Bangladesh with about 16,000 Field Force and Employees.

For more information, please visit www.metlife.com.bd

www.facebook.com/MetLifeBangladesh/

Education Protection Plan (EPP) Plus is the foundation on which you can build your child's future and career.

Your child depends on you and the income you provide for education and other necessities of life. You want your child to have higher education to give him/her a good start in this increasingly competitive world. The cost of higher education has been on the rise for many years now. How can you make sure that the needed amount is available at the time your child is ready to go for higher education? You may �nd it dif�cult to come up with the funds unless you plan for it and save regularly. Even if you save regularly, can you still be sure that you will live long enough to complete the savings plan?

Have you ever asked yourself this question?"Will my ambitions for my child's future be achieved if I am not there?"

Your child is dear to you and you cannot take any chance with his/her future. In the absence of your �nancial support, your family may have to cut down on their comfortable standard of living drastically and your child may not get the education you planned for him/her. Our Education Protection Plan Plus takes away the worries and uncertainties from your mind and provides your child a secured and complete life.

How old must a child be for the parent or legal guardian to apply for this coverage?Minimum age thirty (30) days and maximum age �fteen (15) years.

What must be the age of the parent or legal guardian to apply for thiscoverage for his/her child?Minimum age twenty one (21) years and maximum age �fty �ve (55) years.

Coverage AmountChild's age 30 days to 5 years - Minimum Tk. 100,000 and MaximumTk. 1,500,000.Child's age 6 years to 15 years - Minimum Tk. 100,000 and MaximumTk. 2,000,000.

How EPP Plus works ?You select the period of the Plan at which you want the policy proceeds to be paid. You can select any period from 10 to 21 years. However, the child's age plus the policy term should not exceed 25 years.

Premium Payment ModesMonthly, Quarterly, Semi-annually and Annually Please note that in case of monthly payment mode, only EFT debit is applicable.

Personal Accident Coverage provides maximum of Tk. 20,00,000 and its proportionate amount as de�ned above.For housewives, and policy owners of age 25 or below, the Maximum Coverage would be Tk. 10,00,000.

Accidental Death Bene�t 100% of face amount

Permanent Total Disability Bene�t 100% of face amount

Permanent Partial Disability Bene�t for the following Losses

Both Hands or Feet or Sight of Eyes 100% of face amount

One Hand and One Foot 100% of face amount

Either Hand/Foot and Sight of One Eye 100% of lace amount

Hearing of Both Ears 100% of face amount

Speech 100% of face amount

Either Hand or Foot 50% of face amount

Sight of One Eye 50% of face amount

Thumb and Index Fingers 25% of face amount

Medical Expenses Reimbursement (Max.) 15% of face amount

Payments at MaturityAt plan maturity, the Face Amount of the Policy PLUS Bonus(es) are paid. Themoney can be used to pay for his/her higher education. Or if he/she hasalready completed education, money may be very helpful to start his/her newcareer, cover marriage expenses, or support other important events in life.

In Case of your Death A) Future PREMIUMS under the policy will be WAIVED and the policy would continue till the maturity of the policy,

B) INCOME for EDUCATION equal to 1% of the Face Amount will be paid EVERY MONTH to the insured child till the maturity of the policy, and

C) At Maturity, he/she would receive the Face Amount (FA) with Bonus(es)

In the unfortunate event of the child's loss of life before the plan's maturity,Face Amount plus accrued Bonus(es) are payable, subject to EducationProtection Plan Endorsement. For details, please carefully read the PolicyDocument. Personal Accident CoverageIf you qualify for accident coverage, this plan also provides additionalbene�ts which are described below, in case of your death, disability or injurydue to accident within the premium paying period:

Payments on your DisabilityFor a small additional premium, you can add Disability Protection Rider (DPR) that provides the following:In the event of your Total and Permanent disability due to Sickness or Accident:

(1) Future premiums will be waived,

(2) Income equal to 1% of the Face Amount will be paid Every Month to the Child till the maturity of the policy, and

(3) At Maturity, he/she would receive the Face Amount with Bonuses.

As an example, if you are male and your age is 35 Years and wish to buy a 20 - Year Term EPPP Policy for your 2-Year Old Child with the Face Amount of Tk. 1,00,000 (One Lakh), Your EPPP Yearly Premium with DPR and Personal Accident Coverage would be Tk. 7,772/=

You can also add following optional riders to your basic plan by payingadditional premium:Hospital Care: Weekly Bene�t when you or your family members are hospitalized due to accident or sickness.

Critical Care: A lump sum payment for you in case of your diagnosis of or actual undergoing of surgery for, as the case may be, any of the covered dread diseases.

Please note that the coverage of Hospital Care, if taken, will be ceasedimmediately in case of your death or total and permanent disability (under Disability Protection Rider).

BonusesThe policy will participate in bonus declared in the form of Reversionary Bonus and Capital Growth Bonus (Terminal Bonus), if applicable. Please note that mentioned bonuses are not guaranteed.

Other Attractive Features Cash Value, Paid-Up Value and Extended Term Insurance are guaranteed. Your Premium will never increase, given that you have provided correct

information in the policy application form.

ExceptionsSuicide (within two years from the date of issue or from the date of any reinstatement of the policy),War or AIDS-all are exceptions in this policy. Please read policy document for details on exceptions.

In Case of Policy LapsesIf the premium remains unpaid after grace period (31 days from due date) and has not acquired a Basic Cash Value, Policy shall not provide any value/bene�t.

In Case of Policy SurrenderThere will be no surrender value if the policy is surrendered anytime during the �rst 2 years. Upon surrender at any time after 2 years the policy owner will receive cash surrender value as per cash value chart.

Disclaimers1. This plan is underwritten by American Life Insurance Company (MetLife)

and is subject at all times to the terms and conditions of the Plan Policy and Riders issued by MetLife. The information contained in the brochure is intended for general consumer understanding only. The values shown in this brochure are for illustrative purposes only. Detailed terms,

conditions and exclusions are included in the Policy Document. In case of discrepancy between this brochure and the policy document, the latter shall prevail.

2. The product is not available in the United States, or offered to U.S. persons, for purposes of this statement, a U.S. Person is a citizen or resident of United States (including a U.S. Permanent Resident residing outside the U.S.), U.S. partnership and any trust that is controlled by one or more U.S. persons and is subject to the supervision of a U.S. Court.

3. Supplementary Contracts/Riders (if any) attached with the Basic Policy, will automatically cancel on the termination/ expiry date of the Supplementary Contracts/Riders or at the end of the Premium Payment Term, whichever is earlier.

American Life Insurance Company is incorporated in the USA as a Limited Company.

American Life Insurance Company, MetLife Building, 18-20, Motijheel C.A. P.O. Box 9, Dhaka-1000, BangladeshTel: 9561791, Fax: 9558682, E-mail: American.Life@metlife.com.bd

Hotline: 16344

About MetLifeMetLife, Inc. (NYSE: MET), through its subsidiaries and a�liates ("MetLife"), is one of the world’s leading �nancial services companies who celebrated 150 years of navigating life together in 2018, provides insurance, annuities, employee bene�ts and asset management to help its individual and institutional customers navigate their changing world. Founded in 1868, MetLife has operations in more than 40 countries and holds leading market positions in the United States, Japan, Latin America, Asia, Europe and the Middle East.

For more information, visit www.metlife.com

MetLife’s story in Asia can be traced back to Bangladesh when operations �rst began in 1952. Currently MetLife Bangladesh is the largest life insurer in the country. It serves over a million customers and is a major employer in Bangladesh with about 16,000 Field Force and Employees.

For more information, please visit www.metlife.com.bd

www.facebook.com/MetLifeBangladesh/