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UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE
is a flexible life insurance policy. The premiums you pay and
the interest earned build your cash value, which is available
to you at all times. Each month, two deductions are made: a small monthly
administrative charge, and the actual cost of your life insurance benefit.
The remainder grows tax-deferred at a guaranteed interest rate.
Universal life is the most flexible form of permanent
insurance. In general, universal life policies offer these valuable features:
- FLEXIBLE PREMIUM PAYMENTS: You
choose the premium you want to pay within the minimum to keep the policy
in force and the maximum allowable. You can change the amount or frequency
of your premium anytime. You may even skip some premiums and still keep
your coverage.
- FLEXIBLE BENEFITS: You may increase
or decrease your life insurance benefit within the same policy. Decreases
are subject to policy minimums. Increases may require new evidence of insurability.
- CASH VALUE: Your premiums accumulate
in the policy's cash value account, earning tax-deferred interest. The
value of the policy is available to you whenever you need it. The main
purpose of the cash value is to help pay for future increasing insurance
costs and keep premiums level so that you can budget for lifetime protection.
Many people also use the cash value to draw on in times of financial need.
It can be useful as a college tuition fund, a retirement nest egg, or even
an emergency fund for unexpected needs.
Low-Load Universal Life (form 5055), is available through First Ameritas
Life Insurance Corp. of New York, a subsidiary of Ameritas.

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Revised: Jun. 28, 2001
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