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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13035, 31 March 1910, Page 6

? ytjTUAL LIFE AND CEUZEKS’ ASSTTEAITCE ■■ ' —-«r rpHE CoipWny, kn3 ;v ■*■ recent Anm;al Meeting; shows that the fundi at'JTlst December, 1009, sAaWSit®/• to £4,825,945-6s lOd, an-increase daring the ybar of £376,451 9a Id. The ATttagl rate of interest earned hy the Ordinary 'Branch Funds was £4 fis 2d pe% cent;, and by the Industrial Branch Funds JE4 4s 6d per cent. . V nj.. ' The Directors have again applied the strictest tests in assessing the value of this Company’s assets, and the Actuarial Valuation has also been conducted on a «y*» stringent basis than that employed by- any other Australasian office- the Company, therefore, maintains its rank as the best life office in Australasia. In the Ordinary Branch the number of new policies was 11,382, assuring tie .sum of £2,009,460 Bs, and producing anew Annual Premium Income 0f*£70,425 24.30, an increase-'for - the year in new sums assured of £131,155 IBs. ~1 The expense rate for “M.L.A.” and “M.L.C." Ordinary Branch business combined- was 11 per cent: of the premiums. The expense rate of the “M.L.C.” Section was only 10 per cent, of the premium income. Xo office in Australasia conducts • its--,Ordihary Business at so low an expense rate.- In, the Industrial Branch the ex- - peuge rate was 46£k per - cent. of the premiums', k lower rate than that at which ’ , pny. office in Australasia conducts its Industrial' Branch. j. , The Claifint .'■• for 1909 amoujvted. itf; £327,567.' Since the Company . business in' 18&7 the sum pf £1,964,388 has been to policy-idhte-s 4m beneficiaries... ... , , r '‘'' y - - t . The Actuary’s report announces thal .the valnatJfah was ctmdudbl on a *t . pure premium basis, the'rate of interest'assumed■ fof“"M.I.X": i! confects beilii‘Jr’ 1 . per cent.—a more stringent test tlmn is anplied by any other Aurtrulaeiirn JtjfSi’ Office- ’ The total surplus revealed wa5':,£164,134: : ‘ : ’ The following arc specimens of Whole of Difc 'Bonuses in respect of Ibc^ohk*' ,f! year, 1909 per_£j.OO of Policy issued by the “M.L.C. 0 ! . fjmqpsiojs of 20 Tears. - ‘ 15 Years. i lO Tears. 5 Years. j - ! MV •• V': - ■?-'k , -.it-/-: . : c . . .r;-. Age at Reversionary Cash Reversionary Cash Seversonaiy Cash Keversamsaijr Cash ' ■ » Entry. t ß»nus.. Valup Bonos. ;; . flooips , Vatae. Soaoa. TaJae. ; f , - , . £ s d £ ; s d £ b d £ a d £ a d £ s d £ » d £ « 20 3 0 O 1 2 9 3 0 0 1 0 4 3 0 0 ,0.-18: 3 3 5 0 -H-TA r£ .30 3 0 0 1 8 9 3 0 0 ; X 5~7 ; 3 0 0. 1 2 9 2 5 0, »1S 1 40 3,0 .0 115 10 3 0 0 .1 12 2.3 0 0 1 8 9 3 5 0 .d» t 50 3 0 0 2.3 2 3 0 0 119 6. 3 0.0, 115 10 2 5-0 I^* •A Policy is considered five years in force’ whek the* premium or lb* first iilr stalmerit thereof for the fifth ycar has fallen due, and so on for other duratioai.

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