(1) An advertisement shall specifically identify the disability insurance policy to which statistics relate and where statistics are given which are applicable to a different policy, it must be stated clearly that the data do not relate to the policy being advertised.

(2) An advertisement using statistics which describe an insurer, such as assets, corporate structure, financial standing, age, product lines or relative position in the insurance business, may be irrelevant and, if used at all, must be used with extreme caution because of the potential for misleading the public. As a specific example, an advertisement for disability insurance which refers to the amount of life insurance which the company has in force or the amounts paid out in life insurance benefits is not permissible unless the advertisement clearly indicates the amount paid out for each line of insurance.