Beneficiary Features of American Trade Unions by James B. Kennedy
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the age of the insured but also grade the charge per $1000 according to
age. In the case of the former, members from eighteen to thirty-five years of age pay $1 monthly per $1000 of insurance; those from thirty-five to forty, $1.25; from forty to fifty, $1.50. Insurance rates in the Letter Carriers' Mutual Benefit Department have, with the exception of the first year of operation, been graded according to age. The minimum and maximum age limits are twenty-one and fifty-five years. The monthly rates vary according to age from 77 cents per $1000 of insurance at twenty-one years to $2.06 at fifty years. The following table shows the regulations as to the amount and rate of insurance issued according to ages: Amount of Insurance Organization. Age Classes. Issued. Engineers ............. Under 40 years. $4500 40 and under 45. 3000 45 and under 50. 1500 Conductors ............ Under 35 years. 3000 35 and under 45. 2000 45 to 50. 1000 Firemen ............... Under 45 years. 3000 45 and over. 1500 Trainmen .............. No age restriction. 1350 Telegraphers .......... 18 and under 45. 1000 |
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