SUPPLEMENT dated November 2, 1998 to
PROSPECTUS dated July 2, 1998 for
INDIVIDUAL MODIFIED SINGLE PREMIUM VARIABLE
AND FIXED LIFE INSURANCE POLICY
issued by Protective Life Insurance Company
PIC MONEY MARKET FUND REPLACEMENT
Protective Life Insurance Company ("Protective Life") proposes to
replace PIC Money Market Fund with Oppenheimer Money Fund as an investment
option under the Contracts described in your July 2, 1998 prospectus. On or
about October 28, 1998, Protective Life and several other applicants filed an
application with the Securities and Exchange Commission seeking an order
approving the substitution of shares of Oppenheimer Variable Account Funds'
Money Fund for shares of Protective Investment Company's Money Market Fund
currently held by the PIC Money Market subaccount of Protective Variable Life
Separate Account. Protective Life will also obtain approvals of state insurance
regulators in any state where such approval is required by state law. The
substitution will not be made until all necessary approvals are obtained.
Oppenheimer Money Fund seeks the maximum current income from
investments in "money market" securities consistent with low capital risk and
the maintenance of liquidity. Owners and prospective purchasers should carefully
read the prospectus for Oppenheimer Variable Account Funds, which accompanied
your July 2, 1998 prospectus.
Each Owner may make one transfer of all Contract Value invested in the
PIC Money Market subaccount on the date of this supplement to another subaccount
or a fixed account without that transfer counting as a "free" transfer permitted
under a Contract. Also, Protective Life will not exercise any rights reserved
under any Contract to impose additional restrictions on transfers from the PIC
Money Market subaccount to another subaccount or a fixed account until at least
thirty (30) days after the proposed substitution.
If the proposed substitution is carried out, Protective Life will send
each Contract owner affected by the substitution a written notice that the
substitution was carried out and that he or she may, within thirty (30) days
after the substitution, make one transfer of all Contract Value invested in the
Oppenheimer Money Fund subaccount on the date of the notice to another
subaccount or a fixed account without that transfer counting as a "free"
transfer permitted under a Contract.
Please keep this supplement with your July 2, 1998 prospectus for
future reference.
