Where, when offering or concluding a life insurance or capitalisation contract, the insurer provides a prospective policyholder or a prospective member with figures relating to the amount of possible benefits in addition to and over and above the benefits agreed in the contract, he shall provide him with an example of the calculation of these benefits, applying three different interest rates to their basis. It shall inform the prospective subscriber or member, in a clear, accurate and non-misleading manner, that this sample calculation is only the application of a model based on pure assumptions and that the prospective subscriber or member cannot derive any contractual rights from this sample calculation. These provisions do not apply to life insurance contracts with a term.
In addition, where the insurer has provided a projection of the possible future development of the profit sharing, it shall inform the policyholder or subscriber, as part of the next annual information mentioned in article L. 132-22, of the differences between the actual development and the aforementioned projection.