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Variable Contracts January 2006TABLE OF CONTENTS Section No / Content Page No1 POLICY..............................................................................................3 2 INDIVIDUALS AFFECTED................................................................3 3

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How to fill out variable contracts:

1. Start by reviewing the terms and provisions of the variable contract. Understand the investment options, fees, and any potential risks associated with the contract.
2. Gather all the necessary information and documentation required to fill out the contract. This may include personal information, financial details, and beneficiary designations.
3. Carefully read and complete each section of the contract, ensuring accuracy and clarity. Pay attention to any required signatures or initials.
4. If you have any questions or are unsure about certain sections, seek guidance from a financial advisor or consult the contract issuer's customer service team.
5. Review the completed contract to verify that all the information provided is correct and that you have met all the requirements.
6. Submit the filled-out contract according to the instructions provided by the contract issuer. This may involve mailing it or submitting it electronically.
7. Keep a copy of the filled-out contract for your records. It serves as a legal document and may be required for future reference or potential updates.

Who needs variable contracts:

1. Individuals seeking investment options with the potential for higher returns than traditional fixed-income securities.
2. Investors who are comfortable with the fluctuations in the value of their investments and are willing to take on some level of risk.
3. Those who want to diversify their investment portfolio by including variable annuities or variable life insurance products.
4. Individuals who have a long-term investment horizon and can withstand market volatility over time.
5. People interested in tax-deferred growth potential, as variable contracts offer the ability to accumulate earnings on a tax-deferred basis.
6. Individuals who want flexibility in their investment choices and the ability to allocate funds among various investment options within the contract.
7. Those who have thoroughly reviewed and understand the terms, fees, and potential risks associated with variable contracts.

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What is variable contracts?

Variable contracts are investment products that allow individuals to invest in the market through insurance companies.

Who is required to file variable contracts?

Insurance companies are required to file variable contracts.

How to fill out variable contracts?

Variable contracts can be filled out by providing information about the investment options and terms of the contract.

What is the purpose of variable contracts?

The purpose of variable contracts is to provide individuals with a way to invest in the market while also providing insurance coverage.

What information must be reported on variable contracts?

Information such as investment options, fees, and insurance coverage must be reported on variable contracts.