Paid-up life insurance policies will be MECs, with earnings taxed first on cash withdrawals or loans.
And the true players were elected politicians and paid-up party members, not aides or manipulators or journalists.
Of course, personal ties do not necessarily make Mr Kerry a fully-paid-up New Democrat like Bill Clinton.
He was active in the civil-rights movement, and a paid-up Democrat until the Robert Bork debacle of 1987.
And a union call to down tools is invariably answered by far more than just the union's paid-up members.
For this reason we would not recommend that all funds allocated to tax-free bonds be diverted to paid-up life insurance.
Without long-term, paid-up capital, it is hard to write multi-year policies, let alone to organise insurance-backed bond issues or derivatives.
The tax-free earnings of paid-up life insurance give it a built-in advantage as its yields are closer to taxable bond returns.
Her lawyer, Galen Clark (paid-up member of the Kentucky Bar) said the prosecutor tried to negotiate a plea bargain but Tarpinian refused.
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Existing tax-free bonds could be liquidated to invest in paid-up life insurance if there is little or no gain on their sale.
Shoven would instantly establish what he calls a "paid-up worker" category, which would exempt people who have worked for 40 years from payroll taxes.
Several times a year we help our clients consider the use of paid-up participating whole life as an alternative to the tax-free bonds they own.
It is only at this stage that the Tory Party at large gets involved, with a postal ballot of paid-up members choosing between the two survivors.
Whether the paid-up life insurance should be in an irrevocable trust or similar entities depends on whether the tax-free bonds are estate assets or outside the estate.
But the Treasury and the Bank of England both point out that Sir Mervyn is a fully paid-up member of a staggeringly generous Bank of England pension scheme.
Advertising "unlimited skips" is a clear jab at Pandora, but it's not immediately clear if you'll still need a premium paid-up account for truly unlimited listening (well, maybe not).
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Even if no one has mailed in premium payments for years, the policy might be in force because at some point it became "paid-up, " meaning accumulated dividends are enough to cover annual premiums.
By including both the cost of paid-up capital and off-balance-sheet capital, managers and investors would be more accurate in their estimates of a company's true cost of capital, and therefore of a company's real value.
Our various calculations indicate, from a historical perspective going back 20 to 30 years, that paid-up participating whole life would have provided 200 to 300 basis points better performance measured from the time of purchase until the insureds' life expectancies.
When Christmas was still Christmas, a paid-up Jewish liberal like Anthony Lewis could get seasonal outrage out of Nixon's and Kissinger's bombardment of Vietnam, referring with high-minded irony to the "Christmas bombing, " almost as if hardened Vietnamese Marxists would have preferred to be strafed on Labor Day.
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ProQuest manufactured (i.e. scanned, indexed, etc.) and paid the up-front costs, and it sells the archive in the library market.
You can giggle at the prices being paid for start-up app companies.
He also said that all current workers' accrued second state pension rights will be recognised, so they will be paid a top-up to the new, merged, flat-rate payment.
This new agreement, made public Friday afternoon, amounts to a full and final settlement of all claims against RIM, as well as a perpetual, fully-paid up license for the disputed patents.
Redknapp said his positive approach at Eastlands - starting with two strikers and the likes of Aaron Lennon in the starting line-up - had paid rich dividends, with Peter Crouch grabbing a deserved winner on 82 minutes.
This is because the new fees and grants are to be paid up-front by the government and only repaid by students once they are working: in the short term, universities that over-recruit will be stretching the education budget.
Securitisation created a serious agency problem, leaving loan originators, who were paid up-front, with no incentive to avoid bad credits and every reason to piggyback inappropriate products onto good ones (in one particularly depressing tale, a retired postal worker whose mortgage is almost paid off is switched to an interest-only product that leaves him in danger of losing his home).
And that is after signing a bunch more pre-paid supply chain agreements to lock-up the tablet market even more than they have already.
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Future trends could also benefit Walmart as pre-paid smartphone sales heat up and contract based plans get a boost from lower-priced handsets.
At some technology and energy companies, which tend to have a better-paid workforce, up to 80% of employees do.
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