Word: premiums
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...yesterday by the officers of the Senior class. The plan, which contemplates a goal of $150,000 as a minimum, is of the participating type and involves the purchase of policies of $250, $500, or $1000 by individual members from the Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hartford at a premium of about $10 a year...
...announced from Geneva that an insurance policy-the first ever to be be taken out by the League-on the lives of the personnel of the commission had been underwritten by Lloyds. The premium cost $70,000. Lloyds, however, would insure only against murder and death by sickness in $200,000 policies ; they would not touch accidents, sickness, burglary and flying risks; and if they would not, no other insurance company will...
...certificates maturing Mar. 15, 1925. These exchanges were not closed as was the cash subscription book, for good reason. By the exchange: 1) The heavy debt maturities in 1928 are lessened, 2) this reduction of maturities is achieved at par although Third 4%'s are selling at a premium, 3) interest on the Third 4¼'s exchanged is reduced ¼% for the next three years nine months. One of the biggest buyers of Government Bonds, the First National Bank of New York, nevertheless considered it the better part of profit to exchange...
...this is timely, and in the right (sic) direction, also correlative with the trend of modern culture (sic). Art should be crowded into the Box Office, there is no room for it on the stage. Art was at one time the acknowledged leader (Premium Mobile) of Education. Art has been rudely trucked to Hell. Education will most certainly follow,--weeping...
...told Michael all about it. Relationships grew increasingly strained, until finally something snapped and Wilfrid left for Jericho. The older generation is chiefly represented by Michael's father, Sir Lawrence Mont, ninth baronet, and old Soames Forsyte, collector of pictures. Catastrophe overtook these gentlemen through the Providential Premium Reassurance Society, known to its intimates as the P. P. R. S. Manager Elderson of the Society brought ruin upon it and then decamped. So they retired from the board with dignity and little else. A sub-plot-in many respects the best thing in the book-tells of the tribulations...