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Compensation Capers, Part II
In my May 4 column, I wrote about the problems that often occur when adverse parties tinker with compensation plans. This is particularly true when government is the adverse party, for the dynamics of profit-making do not always fit into their thinking. In the article I expressed the hope that current moves in this area by government did not become a trend.

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The Internal Revenue Service has come out with two batches of advice discussing how buyers and sellers of in-force life policies should treat the transactions.
Consumers have different priorities when it comes to choosing retirement income products. This shouldn’t surprise anyone with more than one client.
I know that longevity annuities are designed to provide lifetime income to elders but I’m not sure how they work. Can you explain? Also, how available are they?
Certain market observers predict that the probable demise of the LTC insurance industry is at hand, while others predict that LTC sales will soar from today’s lows as baby boomers approach the shores of retirement.

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