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192 BUSINESS OF LIFE INSURANCE

 

 

THREE PER CENT.

 

 

 

Plan.

Premium. Loading. Allowed. Total. P.C.

1i

1

i-

Life    

Life   20 P.

Life    15 P.

Life    1.0 P.

End    15 yrs.

28.11

38.34

45.91

61.53

70.50

6.37

7.56

8.43

10.26

11.95

16.85

13.05

13.05

13.05

13.05

13.05

13.05

19.42

20.61

21.48

23.31

25.00

29.90

.69

.54

.47

.38

.355

.28

End   10 yrs. 107.70

THREE AND A HALF PER CENT.

 

Plan.

Premium. Loading. Allowed. Total. P.C.

 

Life    

27.30

6.75

11.90

18.65

.68

 

End   20 yrs.

52.47

9.57

13.05

22.62

.43

 

Life    20 P.

36.00

7.72

11.90

19.62

.545

 

Life    15 P.

42.60

8.49

11.90

20.39

.48

 

Life    10 P.

56.30

10.08

11.90

21.98

.39

 

End   20 yrs.

50.80

9.80

11.90

21.70

.42

 

End    15 yrs.

68.60

12.18

11.90

24.08

.34

 

End   10 yrs. 105.60

17.43

11.90

29.33

.28

These tables show the margins, not counting any gains from mortality, when the "preliminary term" provision is confined to the amount of the life premium in every case, a reserve being set up out of any additional premium, paid, not for life insurance, but either to prepay premiums on a life policy beyond a certain period or to mature the policy at the end of a certain term, as an endowment.


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