Here's unbeatable \ insurance cover for every man with ayoungfamily Woi A unique 3-way policy that can give up to FIVE TIMES MORE PROTECTION than ordinary Life Assurance The Government Life Family Income Policy is the complete answer to the problem of family protection for the man on average earnings. With this Policy your family is provided with a guaranteed safeguard week by week yet, for all it offers the premiums are surprisingly modest. Consider these unique benefits:— Hln the event of your wife becoming a widow, the immediately receives the sum assured and accrued bonuses In cash to cover immediate needs such as mortgage repayments, funeral expenses and death duties. BShe then receives a monthly income until such time as your children are old enough to earn for themselves or she can commute all or part of this monthly income so that she may qualify for a widow's pension. Bit your wife's age is within 5 years of your own, by taking a suitable Income term she mav be assured of income for life, because monthly income will look after her until she is of age to receive the Social Security benefit. Your nearest Government Life Office or Representative will gladly discuss this important matter. Don’t delay this is the Policy you should consider now! * GOVHNIMTf i W 1 TFA.2 Insurance Office. 1
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31162, 12 September 1966, Page 4
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