The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 16, 1976, Page Page 13, Image 14

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Bews By Charles Maxcy Approaching gradi you've been contactec who is trying to sell you Well be careful, but ignore him and com trying to take advant because he knows ins you do not. mi * ? ine insurance saiesn business for money, bi advantages to buyir surance while still Perhaps the most im vantage open to a studc of the promissory note The promissory n premium payment for second year should the financially unable tc according to David representative of a 1 surance lirm, the i promissory note has I by some agents w university campuses. "They'd show the no would not show it in pre to the policy. Someti even say.'xwell you kn get your first annus coverage free. But that Lazar said. Some ager than ethical policies, ii li>llinc) ihn tlnHonfe Mm l,,V' WIUVIVIIIO UIV, about the insurance giving rebates (paying I~ PRf!fiT~ Sqper- h}li Cheese with purchase o Onion Rings and Me JbWbk I fii i brazier. I Offer Good thru Feb ' only at 1366 Rosewood D 1 _ (.Must present com o inysl <= f 1 C ! i # ' -_J 2 La&Sffll 5 ] a? ? QQ si 0G81\ hud Wogj r"- . w oo - ire of sc part of the commi receives for signi nation and count). 1 by a guy But the South Car i insurance? Commission was do not just student problem iider he is regulations that w age of vou last Ortohor tk urance and prohibit false, misleading prac lan is in the marketing of life it there are campuses. The r lg life in- regulates registra! a student, agents must follow portant ad- insurance to the st T)t is the use Agents must firs the commission afl< ote delays sell life insurance t the first or 'universities ai^.V i student be register persons s > pay. lsui f I!? ?',fS in* wrcr, ise of the l )een abused orking on When it comes t< te, and they Carolina be rankec >per relation York deserving a imes they'd The answers to tl ow you can all depend on whos il premium different approach nnf I pi 1/1 1 ' A nH t?o?? 4 o iiwi ii UVJ, 'HIVI, iiiu^ y , i its used less warned against atti deluding not of life, particularly whole truth "You have to be policy and quality of life ind [the student rankings depend inj "L "V of the Depart men ministration at the f Kiker and I B. T d. Coke Council for Econo vestigation entitled or Academic Mytht ^ of "The Business ^ Bureau of Busines: The' study by K | validity of recent < v^oimuma in terms ( vuth The two econom widely depending o (r state or region can | criteria are used. ' Their study also ween the 50 states a ^ to be statistically i HK The MRI techniqi T J everyone scores be the students A, B c ween each student v UIC ^lltlie LI Odd dtl | ; OmRQOM^ | HmM ; Eicbage Oils Ci <*?&! f0r Slllde*1 Card100 II ; HH *15 Hot It j *12 Salads [ psCN^ ill Children' i ^ ill Dinner S tap#?*" i|: Mon. thn VAI.I1I S | \ | " k j ;j: LUNC1 * ' KSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSft! imecampi ssion the agent students on the campus* ng a new ac- USC's case, insurance agen be registered with Dr. 1 olina Insurance Wertz in the Office of Re receptive to Life. s and passed No major instance rent into effect misrepresentation have le regulations reported in the past few i deceptive or Lazar said insurance is tices in the investment for the student insurance on to get a good first start egulation also college. "A life insurance ion procedures especially a participating iv when selling life policy builds an en udents. amount of cash value >t registef with . dividends and savings that Ibtf'appi^ved t|> uto? get anywhere else," th o st^iqeiffe. Thfc - Isov r^quflred to p; A participating whole lifi oli<;itihgao thb jr one where1 the client r > ' i r yfficials ques o quality of life in the IJnitoH siiitnc t)mnw i 51st or 26th? Is California 1st or 39th, and is ranking of 12th or 38th? lose questions, say two South Carolina econom e method of ranking you choose to believe bee es produce different results. he situation points out why the public shoul J.-.-* ? , luuiuig niucii ^i^iuiicciiicc 10 maexes ot qu in comparisons among states and regions. 1 very careful in how you interpret results f exes because you can get completely diffc j on'he criteria you use," said Dr. B.F. Kiker, 1 i of Economics in the College of Business University of South Carolina. ucner in, assistant director of the South Can mic Education, have recently completed ar I "Quality of Life Indexing: Scientific Methodo )logy?" The study appears in the March 1976 i and Economic Review," a publication of U s ana Economic Research. iker and Tucker calls into serious question ittempts to rank the 50 states and the L)istri( of quality of life. ists found that quality of life ranking will i n the criteria used for the ranking, and that a ? appear at almost any point in the ratings if cer revealed that the difference in quality of life md the District of Columbia is actually so sma nsit?nifirant o " je can be compared to a class of students in w tween 95 and 100," Tucker said. "You could r r C based on their scores, but the* difference vould be so small that it would be meaningless tually deserved an "A". ?j w v ?i.ti.4,ioi?ran9Ms WPON 29 ^Hr rc/?i> M Jr 7 2s? s Prices prvpH ii Sat. 4 p.m.-8:30p.m. 'ANY DAY THRU Feb. 23 1 97* f 11-4 p.m. Moa. thru Sal. $1. W ? CODCCT A rocc I V/IXL.J I /~A\?I\LJ 2120 BELTLINE BLV Phone 782-6367 usiiisu >s. In dividends from the < ts must it is making profits. Richard pays the face value sidence beneficiaries when cording to Dr. John ss of College of Bi i been ministration, "nonths. The buying of a good policy may also h, wishing effect on prospecti n.,? ? C 1 1T f ? 1. UUl U1 it Ul IIIIU pii policy, responsibilities, m; whole willingness to plan ormous said. is and The main probl is hard does not result frorr e agent advantage of the cording to Ralph e policy insurance commissi eceives is noc, in most cas tion V/ni outh Tucker says that New when they conside among individual s lists, In their study, Kit ause produced by the Mid of the Union and the d be The MR I survey g ality measure by state. ' percentage ol popu rom number of doctors rent In order to evalu; lead compiled by the In Ad- Michigan to come i While the MRI in< 11 * ?-w-> n/A?vi miia tunic, uic udid 11 uiu i in- people from across I?gy quality of their lives ssue or unsure. SC's When the two qua in rankings resulti the became apparent. :t of substandard rating average rating in th /ary Laiuornia, which city, came in 39th with a tain rating scheme was i or average from MP bet- relied on how people lias Similar disparities c And in terms of i men oetween me two ina ank the best section of th bet- Midwest third and t and Michigan data rank second, the West th ? i|| Twicen L$ Doctor |!| *Cash P J| IPhone: 7 f* I 1765:1.923 ill ;! BOX ,;?r < > ;j; J | fU.iS.C. V ' I i;8 p.m., J! :i| |Admissi t r\ ? !! .'I jifeaturinj <b < I :1 1 > i < > <! ?? <!, < > <)< <i 1 i < l ranee company when tention t< The policy also students i to the client's agents in he dies, ac- at the po i Stinton of the Brown s? isiness Ad- understa them. an insurance If the ave a positive policy in ve employers, student 1 ay a sense of not wan aturity and a mission c ahead," Lazar day peri note is si em, however, can canc > agents taking If the student. Ac- about thi Brown of the policy or on, the student insurant les, paying at- the insur a lity of rankings of quality of lif r regional differences ra tates. :er ana lucKer zeroed in oi Iwest Research Institute (IV District of Columbia were i rouped 100 characteristics rhe characteristics includ lation subscribing to a da and nurses per capita, ite the MRI index, the tw( Qtitllto fni' Qr?r?ial Poconvi WV*V\4VV ?Vi k-?V/V IUI IVVO^Ul V. ip with an alternative ind lex used factors related la the Michigan survey consi the country who were ask over the past five years in i lity of life ratings were cor ng from using different For example South Caroli in the MRI survey, but < e index based on the Unive came in 1st with an excel substandard rating when lsed. And New York, which IT w n A ? OA I a _1 _ 1 ? li, t;ui a jy or suDSianaara i living in each state view tl an be seen throughout the t egional rankings, there v exes as well. The MRI sur e country to live in, the Noi he South worst. The index il I 1 _l_ uu me ouuiii at> uie uesi pia iird and the Northeast wo BIA PLASM a-Week Bleec on Duty at / ayment 65-1945 IN(i TO 8. Col. Of Cll Memorial Y< on $1.00 g MIKE LA HEAV\ ######????##?#?#?##?#< - ? ? ? men a what he is signing. The have been trusting the stead of looking carefully licy that they are signing, .u ** ?*..J?- - >iu. mdiiy siuuems uo noi nd all that is presented to agent has presented the an honest manner but the ater decides that he does t the policy, the com?Qn rln lifin ? 1A -MII VAVT livil^ . X I Id C Id U IU " od after the promissory gned in which the student el the policy. student has any question 2 legality of an agent or any problem concerning e he should consult ance commission. life' e have more meaning ?? U *1 -i:rr unci uiciii uinerences n a quality of life index 1RI) in which the states ranked. to form a quality of life ed such factors as the ily newspaper and the ) economists took data h at the University of ex. rgely to per capital in ui iijc i u1 Led how they rated the terms of good, fair, bad npared, the differences mpamirpmpril r?ritor-ia ma ranked 51st with a :ame out 26th with an rsity of Michigan data, llent rating from MRI, the second, alternative 1 received a rating of 12 in the second index that le quality of their lives, wo indexes. /ere major differences vey ranked the West as rtheast second best, the based on University of ice to live, the Midwest ret iA CINTBR 1 Jinq 1 Ml Times 1916 Taylor; n,-Fri. 9-5:3o| >#############?#####?| NIGHT I larleston >uth Center;: vMAR 'WEIGHT j|