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"DATING BACK" AND "BONDS" 221
pool rascals and others, is a sample of the figures given to sell this scheme:
Present age 40, policy written as of age
33 years $5,000.00
Annual premium age 33, $167.00 for
seven years equal 1,169.00
If policy had been taken seven years
ago the interest, 5 per cent., equals 250.00
The applicant has, therefore, retained
in his own possession 1,419.00
This company accepts a policy loan agreement in payment of the first
seven annual premiums for 797.50
The amount saved on day of making application 621.50
A twenty payment life policy at age 40 would cost $197.00 per year for twen-
ty years, amounting to a total cost of 3,940.00
At age 33 the annual premium is $167.00, and this amount paid for
thirteen years equals 2,171.00
Guaranteed saving in cost, therefore,
being 1,760.00
If applicant so desires the company will issue a policy guaranteeing to pay the amount of the "Policy Loan Agreement," with interest thereon, should death occur within thirteen
years 250.36
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