National Life Board Approves Dividends for 2012
 

Montpelier, Vermont - The Directors of National Life Group have approved an estimated payment of $114.6 million in dividends to eligible participating policyholders in 2012.

“This payout is evidence of our financial strength,” said Mehran Assadi, president and chief executive officer of National Life Group.

Mutual companies are not publicly traded; they are owned by policyholders, who reap the benefit of profits above and beyond a company’s expenses and reserves necessary to finance future benefits.

“Dividends paid to policyholders are one of the benefits of our mutual structure,” said Assadi.

The dividends will be paid to eligible policyholders of National Life Insurance Company.

The Board of Directors approved the dividend payments at a meeting on November 11, 2011.

(November 14, 2011)


National Life Group® is a trade name of National Life Insurance Company, Montpelier, VT and its affiliates.

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