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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1975
THE COLLEGE PROTECTOR PLAN
CONTINUES TO BE THE UNDISPUTED LEADER
IN HELPING TEXAS AGGIES ACHIEVE FINANCIAL SECURITY
REX
COCKERELL
ROBIN Gil
SCHMIDT LASSETER
JAMES
POOLE
DON
SCARBROUGH
BILL
DRAKE
RON
PLACKEMEIR
SIENKIEWICZ
DENNIS
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HAN
SETH
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URBAN
DWAYNE
ENGLER
BRUCE
LOGMAN
DOUG
PINION
KIRK
THOMAS
THE COLLEGE PROTECTOR IS A SPECIAL PLAN DESIGNED FOR THE
ABOVE AVERAGE STUDENT WITH MATURE GOALS FOR THE FUTURE
Facts About the College Protector:
1. Premium Payments May Be Deferred Until Your Earn
ings Increase, but Fixes Present Age Rate, Thereby
Saving 4% - 5% in Increased Premium Payments.
2. Builds Cash to Cope With Financial Emergencies & to
Take Advantage of Financial Opportunities.
3. Helps Establish Peace of Mind in Knowing That Cash
Will Be Available For Retirement.
4. Increasing Death Benefits to Help Offset Inflation Dur
ing Estate Building Years.
Facts About Protective Life Insurance Co.:
THOMAS ASSOCIATES
520 E. UNIVERSITY DR. COLLEGE STATION
FOR INFORMATION: CALL ONE OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES
1. Multi-Billion Dollar Company That Has Been in Busi
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2. Has Consistently Been Given The “Highest” Recom
mendations by The Recognized Insurance Authorities.
3. Ranks in The Upper 5% of The Nation’s 1800 Life
Insurance Companies.
4. Has Both Participating & Non-Participating Policies Av
ailable to Fit Client Needs.
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