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Suppose he has made a mistake as to his Age, &c. ; —
As persons are sometimes alarmed lest an unintentional mistake
in their statements as to age, health, or other particulars, should vitiate
their Policies, those granted by this Company are declared to be
entirely exempt after three years from, liability to toe challenged,
on such grounds. An unintentional misstatement as to age will
give the Company a claim to any difference of premium which ought
to have been paid to them.
Should he wish to economise his early payments; —
Under ordinary profit Policies one half oi the premiums for the
first five years may stand over as a debt, subject to payment of interest.
But the Directors have published a Table (see page 4) under which
Policies may be obtained at Half-Rates for five years without any
debt or interest attaching to the Policies. Special attention is
directed to the advantages of this Table.
£10 a year for five years, and £20 yearly afterw^ards, will insure, witli
right to profits, at age twenty, £950 ; at age thirty, about £730 ;
and at age forty, nearly £600.
Suppose he wishes to secttre an Anjtuity to his wife,
combined with provision for his children; —
This is an entirely new feature in Life Assurance, introduced by
this Company. Annuities can be secured to a widow, combined with
an ordinary Life Assurance in case there be no widow. The rates
payable are the Company's ordinary rates.
MISCELLANEOUS BENEFITS.
One month is allowed for payment of premiums. Policies are
payable three months after proof of death, and are frequently paid
sooner. Policies may be made payable to the Assured himself during
his own lifetime. Present, deferred, or survivorship Annuities are
granted, &c. &c.
In all these arrangements, the object of the Directors is to adapt
their system to the diversified views and circumstances of their
constituents.
GLASGOW: 132 St. Vincent Street. DUIODEE: 32 Castle Street.