President Jimmy Carter
- Jimmy Carter (D-GA)
- 1963-1967 - US State Senator
- 1971-1975 - Governor of Georgia
- 1977-1981 - President of the United States
- Vice President - Walter Mondale (D-MN)
- Department of the Treasury
- Secretary of the Treasury
- 1977-1979 - W. Michael Blumenthal (D-MI) - January 23, 1977 August 4, 1979
- 1979-1981 - G. William Miller (D-RI) - August 7, 1979 January 20, 1981
- Secretary of the Treasury
- Stuart E. Eizenstat - 1977 to 1981 - President Jimmy Carter’s Chief Domestic Policy Adviser and Executive Director of the White House Domestic Policy Staff.
- 1977 0923 - President Carter - Overview of Tax Reform Option Papers - 135p
- Overview of Tax Reform Option Papers
- This paper is an overview of nine specific option
papers which include Treasury recommendations on the tax reform program and other agency comments on portions of the program with which they are particularly concerned.
- I. Major Elements of Tax Proposals
- The major elements of the Treasury tax proposals can be seen by examining their impact on the three objectives:
- Simplify the tax laws for individuals and business.
- Improve the equ1ty of the tax system.
- Aid growth and investment.
- The major elements of the Treasury tax proposals can be seen by examining their impact on the three objectives:
- This paper is an overview of nine specific option
- Overview of Tax Reform Option Papers
- 1977 0923 - Letter - to President Carter - Memorandum for the President - Option Paper No. VII: Tax Treatment of Interest - FROM: Stu Eizenstat, Bob Ginsburg ( ) - 126p
- 1979 1231 - Letter - President Jimmy Carter to State Governors - re: Life Insurance Disclosure, Life Insurance Buyer's Guide (LIBG) - 1p
- 1979 0710 and 1017 - GOV (Senate) - FTC Study of Life Insurance Cost Disclosure, Howard Cannon (D-NV) --- [BonkNote]
- (p130) - Letter - President Jimmy Carter to State Governors
- 1980 - SOA - The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Report, Society of Actuaries- 8p
- 1979 0710 and 1017 - GOV (Senate) - FTC Study of Life Insurance Cost Disclosure, Howard Cannon (D-NV) --- [BonkNote]
- 1980-2, NAIC Proceedings
- NAIC Program for State Implementation of President Carter's Anti-Inflation Program with Respect to Insurance Industry Prices
- 1979 0710 and 1017 - GOV (Senate) - FTC Study of Life Insurance Cost Disclosure, Howard Cannon (D-NV) --- [BonkNote]
- (p130) - Jimmy Carter - Letter to Governors
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To Governor ____________ -
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Americans spend over $30 billion a year on life insurance premium payments. Yet too often, consumers lack the basic cost information they need to find the best policy at the lowest price. The Federal Trade Commission has recently recommended a model state regulation on life insurance cost disclosure to help achieve this purpose.
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On the basis of economic study and consumer research the Commission concluded that whole life value insurance policies not held to maturity pay a relatively low rate of return on their cash values, and that consumers are not getting the information they need to understand the true costs of their policies. The result is billions of dollars a year in unnecessary costs to consumers.
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I am enclosing a copy of the model state regulation and other material which summarizes the key findings and recommendations. The model regulation is designed to provide meaningful disclosure of life insurance costs. Under the law, only the states can act to require this kind of disclosure. This is an important initiative the States Can take to promote rice competition and to ensure that the life insurance market is responsive to tle needs of consumers. I hope that the resources invested in this study by the Federal government will yield a dividend of increased Federal-State cooperation. I urge you and your insurance officials to give the model regulation the most careful consideration.
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Sincerely, Jimmy Carter
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