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en policies outperform the taxable account by $3 billion ($7.4 billion vs. $3.4 billion). The above numbers assume the following fees and charges. Upfront fees consist of the following: Upfront charges: $11.5 million (2% on first $100 million, 1.5% on next $100 million, 1% thereafter). Note consists o

its competitors in that it allows for annual distributions over the life of the policy. As I mentioned, Withers is familiar with the structure, and Jim Brockway has spent the most time on it. We look forward to discussing the above in more detail and are, of course, happy to answer any questions or provide m

en policies outperform the taxable account by $3 billion ($7.4 billion vs. $3.4 billion). The above numbers assume the following fees and charges. Upfront fees consist of the following: - Upfront charges: $11.5 million (2% on first $100 million, 1.5% on next $100 million, 1% thereafter). Note consist

its competitors in that it allows for annual distributions over the life of the policy. As I mentioned, Withers is familiar with the structure, and Jim Brockway has spent the most time on it. We look forward to discussing the above in more detail and are, of course, happy to answer any questions or provide