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I never knew this report existed. I'll read through it, but by glancing at a few pages, I came across this:

During the first contract period, FLTCIP invested 100 percent of its assets in short-duration fixed-income bonds. FLTCIP's new investment strategy involves investing a portion of the program's assets in fixed income bonds of a longer duration, while investing another portion in public equities.

Since when does a LTC insurance company invest their Reserves in the stock market?
 
What's wrong with investing in equities?
I'm assuming they have relatively safe investments, like mortgage backed securities... oh wait, maybe not.

I know they used to invest in safe energy stocks, like Enron... ooops, maybe not.

Without a doubt, they use large cap stocks like General Motors, after all, they can't possibly go bankrupt??? Now, I heard a rumor.....

You could use T-Bills, but there is no return on them AND haven't they just been downgraded to almost junk status? Well, maybe not that far....

It's hard to make a buck in any investment right now!!!!

Dan
 
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