Publisher's Synopsis
"Easy Lessons in Life Insurance" by Jacob Anderson Jackson, originally published in 1917, provides a comprehensive guide to understanding life insurance principles. Written for life insurance agents, laymen, and company officials, the book aims to simplify the complexities of life insurance. It covers fundamental concepts, practical applications, and essential knowledge for those involved in the insurance sector. The book offers valuable insights into the historical context of life insurance practices and industry standards of the early 20th century. This accessible guide remains relevant for anyone interested in the foundations of life insurance.
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