William Penn Life, 1972 (7. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1972-04-01 / 2. szám

YOUR LIFE INSURANCE

CERTIFICATE is a valuable possession

IT PROVIDES several guarantees. Some examples are:

Your insurability. A change in your health or occupation could make it impossible for you to obtain additional life insurance. Or make it cost more.

Amount of Premium. The amount of your premium is determined by your age when the certificate was issued. It is stated in your certificate and can never be increased. If you drop your certificate and replace it later, you must pay a higher premium.

Amounts of Protection Provided. The

amounts of benefits provided are stated in your certificate and cannot be changed after your certificate is in force, except for reasons given in the certificate itself (such as misstatement of your age when you applied).

Your Present Certificate cannot be cancelled except for non-payment of your premium.

PAY YOUR PREMIUM PROMPTLY WHEN DUE

This message to life insurance certificateholders from Dunne’s Insurance Reports applies primarily to “permanent” type life insurance as distinguished from “term,” or similar kinds. If your certificate is in one of these categories, we suggest you check the convertible features usually found in this type of contract.