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   DK2 Made first post

   For policy B benefit in part (ii), why is the Sum Assured for the survival benefit 60,500? shouldn't it just be 50,000?

    

   DK2, Apr 3, 2023

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   Joe Hook ActEd Tutor Staff Member

   "The company sets k so that the maturity benefit will be the same under both products". Under A the maturity benefit is 50,000 + 1050*10 = 60,500.
   
   Hence it will be the same under B.

    

   Joe Hook, Apr 3, 2023

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