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Liberty education savings plan FAQs

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he purpose of the ducation savǦ

Q1: What is the purpose of the education

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e‰ular premiums are paid into

Q2: How does the education savings

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plan work?

drawals (at no cost) can be made forormedtu­hceaptiloa­n wcohsetns, itfǯosrtia­mseloton‰pays pthlaenreǤ are funds available in the

hen the policyhold­er dies, the

Q3: What happens if the policyhold­er

nominated beneficiar­y(ies) will be dies?

menetnittl­evdalutoeǤ­thheisreca­mnabineint­a‰ei nvaestaǦ cash lump sum (less any taš)Ǥ he batentheef­icsitaarri­et sofmthuest­pobliecysa­pnedcifcia­end

at which ban to nopoet na lai‰hcht etaqsuiǤn‰t caocucoldu­envteins be liened to purchasin‰ an asset beǦ ocfoabrutf­aseeint,iinon‰n‰ciiettǤias­cnqoutirae­sd,etahsey pasroicnei­tsisalolyf

hen it comes to mana‰in‰ your mtoonlseay,nidtǯsoanl­leaobfotuh­tehabveisn­t‰tothoelsri­y‰ohut cwahnathǯs­avteheis daiffebrae­nnceacbceotu­wnetǤen uat cohueqnutǫ­e ancdcoduon­ytouanrdea­lalysnaeve­ind‰bsotahcǫǦ

ompare cheque vs savin‰s acǦ tchoeumnts­boatnhdtol­eyaorunrha­odwvanytoa­u‰ecǤan use

cheque account is a type of ban amcoconuey­nt(liwehwerheeny­oyuou craenceivd­e pyosuirt

What’s a cheque account?

payroll, deposit a cheque or receive

Dbe chan‰ed by the policyhold­er thereafter if neededǤ hese cannot be chan‰ed after hthoelddee­rǤath of the policyǦ

4: Are there any penalties should the pohleircey­haoreldner­o ncheaerd‰etso or

change premiums or

ploewnianl­t‰iǣes for any of the folǦ

to access the funds?

Ȉ ncreasin‰ or decreasin‰

the e‰ular premiums, Ȉ toppin‰ or reǦstartin‰ the e‰uǦ lar premiumǤ

olicyholde­rs can cede the benǦ pefaitrsty­friofmnete­hdisedpǤol­incyoountr­toi‰hatthceirs­dǦ

Q5: Can this policy be ceded?

sion of ͳͲͲ per cent of the investǦ ment value is allowedǤ o partial sessions are allowedǤ

he retrenchme­nt premium

Q6: How does the retrenchme­nt

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waiver work?

low customers to continue to enǦ pŒolyanprief­mthiuemy sarbeinre‰trmenadche­etdoǤthLei­birǦ a direct deposit) or mae withdrawǦ alilse f‰orrocyeori­uers, dmaeyaǦtlo­s,Ǧdfuaeyl, aenšpdeontshee­sr, basic necessitie­sǤ ou can also pay erty Life will pay the policyǦ hfoorlduep­rǯsto sipšremmoinutm­hs after bein‰ retrenched and while they loo fboer apaniedwaŒosbǤmohnet­hplryempir­uemsiuwmil­sl irrespecti­ve of whether the poliǦ cpyrhemold­iuemr spǤayhsemo­onntthhlyl­yoprreamnn­iumal will be calculated as the avera‰e monthly premiums paid over the last year before the retrenchme­nt ͲdͲatͲeǤpe­hremreoins­tha tmhatšiLmibuemrt­yofLifʹe will pay for each premiumǤ

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 ?? (Courtesy pic) ?? Cheque accounts are better for regular transactio­ns such as purchases, bill payments and ATM withdrawal­s. They typically earn less interest or none.
(Courtesy pic) Cheque accounts are better for regular transactio­ns such as purchases, bill payments and ATM withdrawal­s. They typically earn less interest or none.

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