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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 302, 21 December 1932, Page 18

iN: : REi INCERTA 1 i ' ! ; \--"A 'jure friend in uncertain .times." ■ / .... .. . i.-; i $mh •■■■■■■ - * - "-."■■ The Ideal LIFE OFFICE Read what "Thfc Policy," a prominent English Insurance Journal, says in its issue of 29th Oct6ber, 1932:— "If impregnable security, most liberal policy contracts, and unsurpassed bonus results are the hall-mark of the ideal Life Office, then the Australian Mutual Provident Society, familiarly known as the A.M.P., must be near to approaching this ideal" An Example of the Benefits of AM.P. Protection: In 1907 a young New Zealander, 33 years of age, took out a whole of life policy for S3 00 at a quarterly premium of £2. He died last year after having paid premiums amounting to £196. The claim, however, was for £503, as over the period a sum of £203 had been added as bonuees to the policy. It will be obeerved that THE BONUS ADDITIONS ALONE exceeded the premium* paid. The late member was thus assured during 24J years for sums ranging from £300 to £503, and his representatives received £2/11/4 for every £1 paid to the Society. Play aftfe for 1933 by securing, without delay, an A.M.P. policy contract backed by £86,600,000 funds— all within the British Empire. * All N.Z. claims, etc., paid in N.Z. currency.

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