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After the selection of a time period for analysis and the selection of an interest rate, the calculation proceeds as follows: 1. add the annual dividends at interest to the cash value at the end of the period 2. divide this amount by an interest factor, which converts it to a level annual amount 3. subtract this result from the annual premium Even with this method, c
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