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January, 2011 – MetLife LTC to Implement a Policy Exchange Offer for
California VIP2 Policyholders. MetLife LTC will be offering VIP2 and VIP2 California Partnership (CAP) policyholders who were issued coverage in the state of California the opportunity to exchange their coverage to MetLife’s newest product offering, MetLife LTC LifeStage AdvantageSM. The exchange is being made per CA regulations, which require that existing policyholders be informed of and given the opportunity to exchange their current coverage to their carrier’s newer product offerings, if these were not available at the time of original application. |
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Genworth Suspends Sales of TLCA - Effective February 7, 2011 - As Genworth looks to 2011 and beyond, we, like many companies, are making choices about where to make investments for growth, and more specifically, where to allocate capital. After a thoughtful assessment, Genworth has decided to refine our product offerings and will suspend sales for our Total Living Coverage® Annuity in all available states, with the exception of South Dakota which is pending approval. Effective February 7, 2011 the Genworth Financial companies will no longer accept new applications for its Total Living Coverage® Annuity. |
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December, 2010 – Several New CE Courses Added To Our Comprehensive Course Catalog! |
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President Obama signed into law the new bill that would extend the Bush tax cuts, fund unemployment insurance for another 13 weeks and puts a limit on estate tax. Many people are discouraged by the estate tax provision stating that it will reduce the amount of income the government generates in taxes by $20 billion over 10 years. Those in favor of the new estate taxes have commented that leaving more money in the people’s hands that earned it is better for the economy. |
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November, 2010 – LTCi Deductibility Limits for 2011 – Social
Security benefits may be stagnant, but the IRS is increasing the amount you can
deduct on your 2011 taxes as a result of buying long-term care insurance.
Premiums for "qualified" long-term care insurance policies (see explanation
below) are tax deductible provided that they, along with other unreimbursed
medical expenses, exceed 7.5 percent of the insured's adjusted gross income.. |
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