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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 136, 12 June 1933, Page 9

HIS FUTURE IHSaH| : - k WWSfr^ HERITAGE POLICY If you could be always with him he would be safe, but the family man's problem J* to insure for his wife and children a future free from the perils of financial misadventure, whether he lives or dies. This can best be achieved by the Prudential Heritage Policy, which provides th® following benefits in the event of the death of the bread-winner within 20 years: D , . . The Heritage Policy is thus+he best solution rrudentla! f Q ff, e problem which confronts th© averI I .' , D^ili/«\/ age right-minded family man anxious to HCrit&gG rOl icy GUARANTEE, should he not survive, an inn • come for his widow and a chance in life for benetlts. children. It offers MAXIMUM PROln the Event of Death within 20 years TECTION at LOWEST COST and is backed ;,. An ; m ™di at e S= * .ee t i„ov it . LtnTSi^.^'.^ able expenses; . , . . more than £263,500.000. 2. A weekly payment, quarterly in advance, for the remainder of the 20 J\s AN EXAMPLE: fyears; then man aged 30 next birthday takes out a 3. Balance of the sum assured in cash; Heritage Policy without profits, dies two 4. Surgical and nursing fees, without extra an j a half years later after paying three premium (for policies of £1,000 and premiums of £20/10/8. The Prudential over). P a y s £100 immediately, £39 each quarter, In the Event of Death after 20 years, in advance, for 17+ years, and then a Full Sum Assured payable immediately. further £900—a total of £3,730. THE . ITo The PRUDENTIAL PRUDENTIAL Hb&* I T T I fneaio send m® further particulars ■JfjL -Lj °* Prudential "Heritage" Policy. ' Nama V-. LTD. |INC E 0 N R IESfJi O m ! C. F. Warren, F.1.A., General Manager for New Zealand and Australia. Address \ Age next birthday