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FSCA warns the public against Gift of Legacy

Source: The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA)

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A provision in, or attached to, a life insurance policy limiting or excluding the extra risk inherent in war. Sometimes the exclusion applies only to members of the armed forces, but it may also apply to all civilians. Sometimes it excludes death while war is going on, but it may exclude death only as a result of war.

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