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Address by Feend Mr. Lloyd on life insurance and fraternal orders
Address argues old line life companies cost more to acquire new business and pay lower dividends than fraternal benefit societies. It cites rising agent salaries and medical fees, dropping interest rates, and explains why orders like A O U W shifted to assessment plans to stay competitive. The talk compares mortality rates and stresses future stability through capped assessments and long term affordability.
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Brethren
Oight
Ao Ib
Lola Ice
Tate
Old Mone
Old Line
Odd Fellow
Old Fellows Insurance
Wisconsin
Order of Odd Fellows
Masonic Insurance
Ancient Order United Workmen
Knights of Maccabees
Knights of Honor
Royal Arcanum
Independent Order of Foresters
American Legion of Honor
National Union
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen of America
Med
AL OL U. Wiee Ene
Ccc Ccceene Ees
Equitable
Seas
Mutual
N.Y
New York Life
Vale
Northwestern
Bosepener
Thomas
Ita
America