Journal of Financial Service Professionals 2001 - Abstracts

Journal of Financial Service Professionals 2001
TitleSubjectAuthors
Additional planning considerations under the new tax act.(planning for grantor-retained annuity trusts under the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001)BusinessMarcus, Fred J., Freeman, Douglas K.
A model of savings behavior and the amount saved in retirement accounts.BusinessDeVaney, Sharon A., Chien, Yi-Wen
An examination of policy yields: participating whole life and universal life.(life insurance)BusinessCarson, James M., Forster, Mark D.
An individual-accounts system coordinated with social security: an overwhelming administrative mess.BusinessMyers, Robert J.
Asset allocation among retirement investors.(California)BusinessCascarelli, Joseph C.
Avoid private litigation: go behind a fund's prospectus.BusinessCascarelli, Joseph C.
Coupling insurance-funded buy-sell agreements with a partnership: a preferred approach.BusinessScolaro, Richard S.
CPAs broaching new territory as financial service professionals.BusinessRybka, Lawrence J.
Current period earnings and indicators of long-term performance.BusinessHall, Steven C.
Disability income: the most complex benefit.BusinessSchultz, Roger S.
Drafting suggestions for irrevocable life insurance trusts.BusinessBalter, Robert S.
E-commerce and employee benefits.BusinessSchultz, Roger S.
Economic implications of the Tax Reduction Act and its sunset provisions.BusinessRatajczak, Donald
Equity collateral assignment split dollar and IRS notice 2001-10: trade winds or the perfect storm?BusinessLandsberg, Richard D.
Equity-indexed annuities: what they are and how to sell them suitably.BusinessCascarelli, Joseph C.
Estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer tax changes in the 2001 act.BusinessKurlowicz, Ted
Estate planning impact of the new distribution rules.(IRA and retirement plan distribution rules)BusinessMarcus, Fred J., Freeman, Douglas K.
Estate tax law changes: more sales opportunities for financial advisers.BusinessGraff, Hal
Ethical leadership in insurance and financial services.BusinessDuska, Ronald F.
Ethics awareness month.(insurance professionals' ethics)BusinessDuska, Ronald F.
Financial services reform: the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and its implications for insurance.BusinessHogan, John D.
Future pensions, current financial worries, and the human wealth span.(California)BusinessCutler, Neal E.
Holistic marketing support.(in the insurance industry)BusinessLynch, J. Timothy
How much is enough?(financial planning for the future)BusinessRatajczak, Donald
If the estate tax is repealed.(impact on advance sales life insurance)BusinessCommito, Thomas F.
Improving effective estate planning for family-owned businesses.BusinessCassill, Arthur D., Harden, J. William
Income tax implications of the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001.BusinessMiller, Sandra K.
Increase your business by correcting poorly planned trusts.(estate planning)BusinessCroke, Frank J.
Investment advising in goods times and bad.BusinessCordell, David M.
Investment counseling.BusinessCascarelli, Joseph C.
Is there life after life? Building a financial planning practice.BusinessRogers, Jon M.
Kenneth Black, Jr.: dedicated to furthering insurance education.BusinessSkipper, Harold D., Jr.
Lessons to be learned from the latest bear market.BusinessRatajczak, Donald
Longevity: risk or reward?(in terms of income planning)BusinessTimmermann, Sandra
Maybe an eight-hundred-pound gorilla is better.(evaluation of insurance industry oversight by states)BusinessPress, Alan
Measuring income.(for taxation)BusinessHall, Steven C.
Measuring the causes of economic insecurity: construction of a composite index.BusinessHaley, Joseph D., Rejda, George E.
Mid-year election changes for cafeteria plan benefits.BusinessChandler, Darlene K.
Money, health, and aging consumers: ongoing challenges and new opportunities for retirement planning.BusinessCutler, Neal E.
New regulatory duties.(for financial service professionals)BusinessKelvin, Jeffrey B.
New tax law requires review of existing estate plans.(Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001)BusinessBlase, James G.
New tax rules accommodate an improved standard of care for trustee investing.BusinessCascarelli, Joseph C.
Nonqualified "excess" plans continue to grow in popularity.(pension plans)BusinessCurran, Michael G.
Painless premium payment planning.(strategic cash-flow planning to complement life insurance liquidity plans)BusinessOwens, Rodney J.
Planning for the rest of your life: a new perspective.(retirement planning points from Henry C. Simmons and E. Craig MacBean's 'Thriving After 55')BusinessTimmermann, Sandra
Purchase life insurance in qualified retirement plans: myths and realities.BusinessAllen, James R., Jr.
Recent law changes still leave restrictions on home office deduction.BusinessMcClain, Bruce W., Spero, Abba Z.
Retirement distribution planning, including the new minimum-distribution rules.BusinessLittell, David A.
Reviewing IRA deductions for homemakers and IRA transfers for divorce settlements.BusinessBrinker, Thomas M., Jr.
Some observations about the Senior Citizens' Freedom to Work Act of 2000.BusinessHollman, Kenneth W., Ford, William F., Hayes, Robert D.
Steps for successful coordination of life insurance and retirement benefits.BusinessWillms, Andrew J., Handal, Jason R., Burns, Scott G.
Taxpayer as dealer, trader, or investor.BusinessMiller, Pasquale A.
Tax planning for social security and similar benefits.BusinessBrinker, Thomas M., Jr.
The changing needs of your aging parents: have you talked to mom and dad lately?(financial planning, long-term care plans, final wishes)BusinessTimmermann, Sandra
The executive benefit team.(benefits management)BusinessParrish, Steve
The expanding top hat: greater opportunities with nonqualified deferred compensation.BusinessGoldstein, Michael G., Drennan, William A., Erblich, Christopher E.
The importance of proper structure in long-term care insurance.BusinessMorith, Nancy P.
The insurer - what should a broker expect?BusinessSchultz, Roger S.
The legal, regulatory, and compliance-related implications of using soft-dollar arrangements.(investment advisors' use of soft-dollar arranagements)BusinessKelvin, Jeffrey B.
The need for retirement planning as an employee benefit.(Editorial)BusinessTacchino, Kenn Beam
The recession that wasn't but still could be.(end of year 2001)BusinessRatajczak, Donald
Three fiduciary cases.(in estate planning, Estate of Devlin v. Commissioner)BusinessMarcus, Fred J., Freeman, Douglas K.
Today's watchword is "flexibility".(in estate planning)BusinessMarcus, Fred J., Freeman, Douglas K.
Understanding basis rules for gifts and inheritances.BusinessBrinker, Thomas M., Jr.
Understanding how social security works and why it needs immediate attention.(Statistical Data Included)BusinessGebhardtsbauer, Ron
Understanding the Society's new Code of Professional Responsibility.(Society of Financial Service Professionals)BusinessWebber, Jon W., Rigney, Anne
What is a recession and should we care?BusinessRatajczak, Donald
What to do about new estate tax rules.BusinessMarcus, Fred J., Freeman, Douglas K.
When bigger is not better.(ethical implications of company growth, mergers, and acquisitions)BusinessSoule, Charles E.
Who uses a financial planner, and why not.BusinessCutler, Neal E.
Will there be enough government bonds for social security?BusinessRatajczak, Donald
Work-site marketing: where is the future?(marketing of employee benefit insurance services)BusinessSchultz, Roger S.
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