APRIL 21, 2000

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Wealth Replacement Alternatives: Life Insurance is Tough to Beat
In recent years, life insurance has become one of the most popular and proven estate planning tools. The use of an irrevocable life insurance trust (ILIT) can efficiently replace estate assets lost to death taxes by providing heirs with a tax-free inheritance.

HEALTH HAPPENINGS
The War on Sneezes
If you are one of the 36 million Americans who suffer from seasonal allergies, AgeVenture NewsService offer a few tips to help keep your home sneeze-free.

MEDI MINUTES
Advisory Commission Recommends Medicare Raise for Overnight Hospital Care
The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission has recommended that Medicare raise its payments for overnight hospital care by 3.5%-4% in October—a much greater increase than the 1.8% scheduled under the 1997 balanced-budget law.

MONEY MATTERS
SSA Retirement Calculators
The Social Security Administration has introduced a new service to help Americans estimate their future retirement benefits. 

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Law, Legislation & Liberty: The Mirage of Social Justice

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NATIONAL NOTES
NAELA Issues Proposals for Long-Term Care Reform
The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) has issued a White Paper to identify the key components to the long-term care system, to analyze the problems that exist within its current structure, and to present recommendations of policy solutions for American citizens and government to consider.

OF INTEREST
Investigation Unearths Problems in Funeral Industry
Funerals and burials are among the most universal purchases American consumers make. Most individuals will make funeral and burial arrangements for themselves or someone else at some point.

TAX TID-BITS
A Gift by Any Other Name....Is Still a Gift
The IRS has ruled that a widow made taxable gifts to her children by authorizing payment to them of excessive trustees’ fees. According to the IRS, to the extent the fees were excessive, they will be treated as taxable gifts.

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