It's illegal to use it as a selling tool, so that right there is a red flag.

Red flag to licensed agents, but consumers "know" how FDIC works so if a licensed agent says "state guaranty is just like FDIC," the consumer will see a green flag instead of red.

This whole story makes me ill. To read a consumer talking about "high risk investments" when referencing annuity contracts held inside a duly admitted insurance company breaks my heart.

Ours is the industry of guarantees. This type and level of fraud is a disgrace. I'd like to see this fraudster sentenced to 2 to 3 days in the electric chair.
 
Red flag to licensed agents, but consumers "know" how FDIC works so if a licensed agent says "state guaranty is just like FDIC," the consumer will see a green flag instead of red.

This whole story makes me ill. To read a consumer talking about "high risk investments" when referencing annuity contracts held inside a duly admitted insurance company breaks my heart.

Ours is the industry of guarantees. This type and level of fraud is a disgrace. I'd like to see this fraudster sentenced to 2 to 3 days in the electric chair.

And tickets for sale to allow people to watch?
 
I'll buy two..
Bankers Life was in Florida when I bought these annuities. They moved to North Carolina because regulations allowed an insurance company to invest 40% of their funds in outside companies. I think most states limit this to 10%. Lundburg was trying to influence the insurance commissioner with contributions to increase this to a higher amount.
 
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