I can answer this with perfect simplicity: the long term averages are based on contracts with super-high exit fees due to high upfront comms. Which are becoming increasingly out-dated but still skewing the averages on term policies.
The pricing structures still haven't changed to reflect the averages.
But again I ask, on retail policies who is offering the highest upfront comms?
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| $1.54 | $1.54 | $1.51 | $7.903M | 5.216M |
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| 6 | 41331 | $1.51 |
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| $1.52 | 589250 | 9 |
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