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    Redeemable Life Insurance Plans Stocks List

    Symbol Grade Name % Change
    BBD D Banco Bradesco SA -1.45
    BBDO D Banco Bradesco SA -1.85
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    Related Industries: Banks - Regional - Latin America
    Related Stock Lists: Asset Management Services Banco 24 Horas Banco Bradesco Bank Bank Deposits Banking Co2 Controllership Services Deposit Products Financial Products Insurance Plans Investment Banking Investment Banking Activities Liability Insurance Microcredit Osasco Real Estate Financing Ship Services Trading Services

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    Symbol Grade Name Weight
    BRAZ F Global X Brazil Active ETF 4.91
    EDIV C SPDR S&P Emerging Markets Dividend ETF 3.13
    VWI C Trust For Advised Portfolios Arch Indices VOI Absolute Income Fund 0.68
    EMEQ F Macquarie Focused Emerging Markets Equity ETF 0.67
    NSI D National Security Emerging Markets Index ETF 0.31
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        Related Industries: Banks - Regional - Latin America
        Related Stock Lists: Asset Management Services Banco 24 Horas Banco Bradesco Bank Bank Deposits Banking Co2 Controllership Services Deposit Products Financial Products Insurance Plans Investment Banking Investment Banking Activities Liability Insurance Microcredit Osasco Real Estate Financing Ship Services Trading Services
        Redeemable Life Insurance Plans

        Redeemable life insurance plans are a type of life insurance policy that allows the policyholder to surrender the policy for a cash value at any time. The cash value is typically a percentage of the premiums paid into the policy, minus any fees or charges. The policyholder can use the cash value to pay off debts, fund a college education, or invest in other financial products.

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