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Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 246, 16 September 1932, Page 4

“Here’s an A.M.P. Policy that You and I should have” mm 6$ m m m z HIM .ill! A Cheerful Story about TWO BUSINESS PARTNERS:— A Middle-Aged Man took a much younger man into partnership. They worked splendidly together and made money. They grew to treasure and to be dependent upon each other. “If you were to get knocked down by a car, I should be in a sad fix,” the elder said, half in jest, one day. “It would cost me a lot of money to train a man to take your place.” The younger laughed. “I often think where I should get the money to buy out your widow if you were to be bowled over,” he said. “What we need is some kind of insurance policy that would cover this joint risk that we run.” A few days later the younger burst into his partner’s office. “Here’s an A.M.P. policy that you and I should have,” he said. “For a comparatively small premium, we can have a policy payable on the death of either of us—what about it?” That was several years ago. Today those partners (without missing the few pounds spent in premiums) have a policy (with bonus additions) worth over £4,000, a sum that will be made available IN CASH AT PAR on the death of either. They are very cheerful and happy about it. It is their sword and buckler in days that are lean and full of trouble. Such a policy eliminates anxiety, builds confidence, gives security, stiffens the sinews, and keeps the eyes bright and hopeful. Hadn’t You Better Learn More of This ? OVER £16,000,000 INVESTED IN NEW ZEALAND. All New Zealand claims, etc., paid in New Zealand currency. POssets:£8 6,600,000. Gives best possible contract.