JULY 14, 2000 
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DID YOU KNOW?
Making Money the Old-Fashioned Way
Among the top 5% of households ranked by wealth, inheritances account for less than 8% of assets.

HEALTH HAPPENINGS
An Alzheimer's Vaccine?
Today, Alzheimer's afflicts about 12 million people, 4 million of them Americans.

MEDI MINUTES
Massive Medicare HMO Withdrawals Announced
This year will see the largest ever mass-withdrawal of insurance companies from the Medicare program, affecting an estimated 711,000 beneficiaries.

MONEY  MATTERS
Fed May Crack Down on Abusive Lending Practices
The Federal Reserve is holding public hearings on whether the government should impose stronger rules to crack down on abusive lending tactics that take advantage of unwary borrowers.

Top Site Of The Week:
Senior Living Alternatives

Book Of The Week:
The American Bar Association Legal Guide for Older Americans: The Law Every American over Fifty Needs to Know

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TAX TID-BITS
Settlement Agreement Does Not Invalidate QTIP & Reverse QTIP Elections
The IRS recently ruled that a settlement agreement will not affect a trust's qualified terminable interest property (QTIP) and reverse QTIP elections or its generation-skipping transfer tax-exempt status.

TRUST TALK
10 Big Trust Errors
As noted estate planning author and speaker Frank J. Croke points out, more than 4 million trusts are established each year, and 90% of them fail to properly provide for the grantor's surviving spouse and children.


 
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