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| Chart 22 | ||||||||||||
| Well it’s not untypical for upfront costs for selling and underwriting to run 120% of a year’s premium, and | ||||||||||||
| a major function of the selling cost is to avoid the extra deaths by making sure that you insure people who | ||||||||||||
| aren’t as likely to die, i.e an average person who really wasn’t looking for life insurance. So let’s put that | ||||||||||||
| into our product. | ||||||||||||
| By trial and error you get the fund to come out just right by using a premium of $9.05. That’s actually | ||||||||||||
| 124% of our $7.27 original premium because, remember… | ||||||||||||
| Annual premium with 120% acq costs $9.05 | ||||||||||||