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GOP's Chambliss jumps to early lead in Ga. Senate- Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss jumped out to an early lead Tuesday over Democrat Jim Martin in Georgia's U.S. Senate runoff that attracted light voter turnout despite the contest's high stakes on the balance of power in Washington.
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Nixon records show aides dishing dirt on critics- In Richard Nixon's time, all the president's men fretted about threats on every front: disquiet out on the streets, disloyalty inside the administration and trouble from political opponents who had to be discredited at any cost.
Coleman pleads no contest to disorderly conduct- Gary Coleman has pleaded no contest to a disorderly conduct charge stemming from a September incident at a bowling alley. The 40-year-old former star of "Diff'rent Strokes" was ordered to pay a $100 fine in a Payson court Tuesday. He also pleaded no contest to a reckless driving charge, which will be waived if he doesn't have any other violations within a year.
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NHL suspends Stars' Sean Avery for crude comments- The NHL suspended Dallas Stars forward Sean Avery indefinitely Tuesday for making a crude reference to former girlfriends while talking with reporters.
ConsecoLifeOptions Launched by Conseco Insurance Company as New Universal Life Product
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ConsecoLifeOptions is an indexed universal life policy that offers the opportunity for long-term cash buildup with a guaranteed minimum index credit of 1%. Clients can customize their coverage levels with eight riders that provide additional protection for themselves, children and/or a spouse, such as the Nursing Care Confinement Waiver of Surrender Charges Rider which allows clients to withdraw up to 25% of the policy's total accumulation value without paying a surrender charge when confined to a qualified nursing care center for at least 30 days by a physician's order.
ConsecoLifeOptions has four crediting options for clients to choose how their policy builds value, including two annual point-to-point options, a 12-month averaging option and a fixed rate option. Clients will always receive at least the minimum index credit of 1%, regardless of market performance.
Partial withdrawals or loans can be made from a ConsecoLifeOptions policy yearly beginning in the second policy year (subject to policy provisions), and clients have the flexibility to change their policy as needed.
"ConsecoLifeOptions offers our agents a flexible indexed universal life
product with a first-year commission paid on rolling target premiums through
the second year," said
The Conseco insurance companies serve more than 4 million customers across America. Conseco's cancer, heart/stroke, accident and Medicare supplement policies protect people against major unplanned expenses; Conseco's annuities and life insurance products help people plan for their financial futures.
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