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Lovell Safety Management Declares Consistent YearEnd
Cash Dividends for Safety Groups 135, 162 and 411
December 02
Lovell
Safety Management Co., LLC, one of New York States leading
Safety Group Managers, recently announced that the company has closed
its accounting with The State Insurance Fund for its Safety Groups
operating within a 1/1/0102 policy year. Lovell is pleased
to declare yearend cash dividends of 25 percent or more for
Safety Groups 135, 162 and 411.
Lovell Safety President Stephen Lovell remarked, in announcing the
closing of Accounting for the 1/1/0102 policy year, We
are particularly proud of the fact that these groups renewed with
no reduction in insurance coverage and no dramatic increases in
pricing.
As a direct result of Lovell Safetys consistent,
conservative management, Safety Group #135, Master Painters &
Decorators, earned a 35 percent year-end cash dividend, a 25 percent
advance discount for 1/1/02, a premium payment plan of 12 equal
payments, and the deferral of the 16.5 percent assessment as of
1/1/03. Members of Safety Group #162, New York Paper Products Manufacturers,
received a 25 percent cash dividend, and were accorded a 25 percent
advance discount for 1/1/03, 12 equal payments of the premium, and
the deferral of the 16.5 percent assessment as of 1/1/03. The benefits
experienced by members of Lovells Safety Group #411, Roofers
& Sheet Metal Employers of Greater New York, included a 30 percent
dividend, 25 percent advance discount, 12-payment premium plan,
and 16.5 percent assessment deferral.
Safety Groups are nonprofit insurance groups that exist for the
benefit of their members. Each of the three Groups mentioned above
was established more than 50 years ago and has been paying level
dividends and providing members with predictable costs throughout
their history. The success of Lovells Safety Groups is a result
of the unique partnership among Lovells managerial oversight,
the insurance company and the Group members. Of particular importance
in todays economic climate is the fact that, when managed
conservatively, Groups can provide relatively level pricing despite
any upheaval and/or catastrophic events in the wider insurance market.
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