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In the changing world of risk management, traditional forms of Life Insurance are fast becoming as quaint a notion as pay phones.
Demographic bulges shaped by longer life spans - along with the brisk pace of globalization and a relentlessly sophisticated, demanding marketplace - are driving the insurance industry to develop more intricate and responsive forms of coverage known as "Living Benefits. " And while the market for traditional insurance products seems to have flattened out, sales of living benefits such as income replacement and critical illness insurance are booming. |
Life is all about risk. Insurance is the art of hedging against the multiple risks we all face as we move through our lives.
"Even the best designed financial plans for individuals, families and their businesses face three fundamental risks," says Bill Strain, executive vice-president with PPI Financial Group. The family breadwinners may die too soon, become disabled, or live too long. |
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A recent publication noted that tile owner of a non registered segregated fund contract could not "roll" mutual that contract to a surviving spouse. Rather, the deceased owner would realize a deemed disposition of' the segregated fund interest and incur the resulting income tax liability. This result is vastly different than the result for the owner of that cousin of segregated funds. mutual funds. While the published statement is true, the following comments should help clarify the situation. |
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