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CECU


2004 PAYMENT PROTECTION RECOGNITION PROGRAM
The “CECU 500” recognition program is your chance to start your engines and get ready for the next adventure challenge!
2004 Individual Monthly Recognition Awards
During each month (January - December) all lenders who successfully offer Protection Solutions, as part of the loan process, will have an opportunity, based on policy categories, to earn per policy incentives each month. (See below for policy tiers and awards).
NUMBER OF LIFE & DISABILITY POLICIES SOLD (monthly)*
(1 – 10 Policies) (11 – 16 Policies) (17 – 22 Policies) (23+ Policies)

$2.00 per policy $3.00 per policy $4.00 per policy $6.00 per policy


*Each employee may qualify for only one of the above categories. Life counts as one policy and disability counts as one policy.

The CECU 500 Adventure Challenge

There will be two adventures awarded at year-end 2004.


To be the first under this checkered flag you must average 30% for Members Choice Disability and 35% in Members Choice Term Life from January to June of 2003 and July to December 2003.
The adventures take place in July 2004 and January 2005.

Everyone who qualifies will attend.










Individual Year-End Grand Prize Awards:

There will be two Individual Grand Prizes awarded at year-end 2004.


Individual with the Highest # of Life + Disability Policies for the year (Jan- Dec 2004):
$250.00 Cash Award
Individual with the **Highest Average Combined CL/CD *Participation % for the year (Jan – Dec 2004). *Individual must achieve both credit union goals of 35% Life and 30% Disability to qualify.
$250.00 Cash Award
**In addition, to qualify for this 2nd award, individuals must also meet the following branch lending criteria:

All MSRs must close an annual average of 18 loans per month.



DISCLAIMERS FOR RECOGNITION PROGRAM

  • Qualified participants for this program include all lenders. This may include Member Service Representatives or Loan Processors who actively offer Protection Solutions to members.

  • Year-end award recipients must be employed by the credit union for a minimum of three months in order to qualify for award.

  • Year-end award – Only one cash award may be earned per employee. If the same lender earns both awards, then the second prize will be awarded to the next highest qualifying lender.

  • All awards are subject to applicable tax as defined by IRS incentive parameters.

  • Recognition program parameters may change at any time without prior notice.

Approved By: _______________

Date Approved ______________

GHI CREDIT UNION

PAYMENT PROTECTION INCENTIVES
PAYMENT PROTECTION SALES IN 2000 HAD SOME GOOD TIMES AND NOT SO GOOD TIMES. LOAN VOLUME DOES HAVE AN IMPACT ON SALES, HOWEVER

YOU HAVE THE GREATEST IMPACT!!! OUR RESULTS FOR 2000 ARE DETAILED

BELOW:


L D BOTH
1ST QUARTER 358 = 139 14 205 $ 751

2ND QUARTER 608 = 240 30 338 $ 1315

3RD QUARTER 674 = 296 27 351 $ 1422

4TH QUARTER 605 = 317 31 257 $ 1154



TOTAL 2,245 992 102 1,151 $ 4,642
PARTICIPATION RESULTS: LIFE 11.09% DISABILITY 5.70%
PREMIUM RESULTS: $40,368 MONTHLY

2001 TEAM GOALS!!!


PARTICIPATION GOALS: LIFE: 20.00% DISABILITY: 10.00%

PREMIUM GOAL FOR 2001: $44,626


2001 INDIVIDUAL REWARDS
GHI CREDIT UNION AND CUNA MUTUAL GROUP HAVE JOINED TOGETHER

TO OFFER A MORE LUCRATIVE INCENTIVE PROGRAM TO REWARD YOU FOR

PERFORMANCE:
PER SALE INCENTIVE: $2.00 SINGLE LIFE/JT. LIFE

$3.00 DISABILITY

$5.00 BOTH
LOAN PROCESSORS/LOAN OFFICERS WILL BE REWARDED BASED ON PER SALE PERFORMANCE. EACH EMPLOYEE HAS A GOAL OF 10 SALES PER MONTH OR 30 SALES PER QUARTER.

ALL TOP PERFORMERS WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR…. A SURPRISE!!!



EACH QUARTER PERFORMANCE OF STAFF WILL BE EVALUATED BY MANAGEMENT AND RECOGNIZED BASED ON ACCOMPLISHMENTS DURING THAT QUARTER. WILL YOU BE ONE?? ACCOMPLISHMENTS COULD INCLUDE TOP SALES, TOP PERCENTAGE PROTECTED, OR MOST IMPROVED.

MNO CREDIT UNION


Successful Incentive Examples
Since every credit union is individual and distinctive, these examples are only a few of the many incentive programs that have been implemented throughout the credit union industry. These are actual examples from the states of Illinois, Iowa, and Michigan (most of the verbiage is exactly as it was handed to the staff).
As with any credit insurance program, there are a number of factors that influence the actual premium results.
Some of these influencing factors include:


  • Rate of growth or shrinkage in the loan portfolio

  • Management Support/Accountability of staff

  • Consistency of Training

  • Rate/plan adjustments

  • Knowledge level of the loan staff

  • Attitudes of the staff towards the product

  • Tracking (individual/group)

  • Incentives (size, type, consistency, existing Vs new)

Source: Cuna Mutual

Appendix 15






Source: Maine Savings




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