Wednesday, November’ 16, 1966

TERRACE “OMINECA" “HERALD, TERRACE, BR

HE WORRY-FREE|
| ROUTE. & ~

- By JIM THOMSON.”
(Editor’s Note: This ‘article is
meee first in a series designed: to

eeorm our readers regarding life}4, few: lusurtes:for thelr fam:

ilies if they-.die.too soon, or for

surance. The series has been
mepared by Jim Thomson, local
@presentative for The Canada

e Assurance Company, . whose |.

st experience in the field as

Fit as extensive training, make

mam. well equipped to present a
tual picture of the life insur-

ce process as it affects all peo-

ee in all walks of life)
eee HAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
, ‘ABOUT LIFE INSURANCE”
Sameeevever before in history has man
: en so aware of the need for
mance, The risks of modert: life

mise and haunt him everywhere,

is a risk to drive an automobile,

mis a risk to own a house, raise
fafamily, start « business, take
meirip or even stay at home. Be-

t he values affluénce and

‘they “live.to enjoy a” well-earned
retirement. s6-05 Soc

sired financial. goals: In: life “Is by
owning sufficient ‘life: insurance.
Life insurance is simply ‘an ‘ingen:
fous method. by which: losses’ are
shared by a large group of people
which, If taken singly, could be a
crushing financial blow to an in-
dividual person. .

thé future is necessary and should
{Include a man-like facing-up to
the facts of life, financial respon-
sibilities and desires; assessing
the risks and then determining the

and’ not. just money alone. : Very j available nieans
few. people are interested’ in| talk: | oblizations,. -
ing... about. life dnsurance,.” ‘but |. f
everyone: is vitally concerned: with | a;
a way io provide at least sufficient | sires
income for the day today ‘neces
sittes ‘of life, food, shelter,. élothes

themselves and their family. if

One way, and for most people th

the only way to achieve the de

will. discuss. —

Own “Some” Life Insurance,

Sound financial planning for

Pa

ored bloom.

;you and your family are travelling
the “worry free” route of life
the peace of mind that only

an adequate life insurance.’ pro-

gram, as personal. ag your own
fingerprints, can’ provide. ..

The next. article in. this series

‘Why Most People

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urity, it is a risk for the in.
idual merely to stay alive.
use of his’ personal, business

mel legal reaponsibilities, it has
en become a tisk for him to dle,
When a person buys insurance
‘any kind, he automatically
nsters all or part of the risk
“the insurance company, thus
tecting himself, or his family
-_ duly business from possible cat-

Tr LODLE,

BHAT 1S LIFE INSURANCE? |
m Life insurance fs a cooperative
mex-sharing plan, based- on the ;

maeecentives of individual thrift and

Meeritiative, Through Hfe insurance,

people are able to set aside por-|

gavons of their income during their
mearning years, to make provision
mator the time when their incomes |
gcease — because of death, retire.
mment or declining health in the
aqiater years of life, Thus, life in-
meurance makes it comparatively
mm easy for people to provide against
m these uncertainties of life — a
task generally impossible for an
Jindividual to accomplish alone.

m OOUBLE DUTY DOLLARS a
Life insurance: plays an import-|
@ant role in our national and econ-
m omic welfare. The dollars we eet
paside from. our Incomes which

Provide the premiums of a life .

insurance contract. are double
mduty dollars. These same dollars
mot only preserve family life when
mits existénce Is threatened by the

death of the breadwinner or -guar-
Bantee ready funds to the polley to
meet unforseen finanelal emergen-
eles through the Joan or collateral
values of a life Insurance contract,
but accumulate capital for invest.
ment in homes, industry, com-
munity projects and rational de.
fence, thus making our own com-
munity a better place in which
to live, work and play,

An individual Ife insurance
Policy is bought with good health

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