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Policy lapse results in phantom income tax on the entire amount of the capital gain in the policy, plus there is the disappointment of having an asset you counted on (maybe to retire) go to zero. Prior to joining MetLife in 2013, Bobby was a consultant to life insurers, distributors and high-end agents. BOBBY SAMUELSON: It depends.
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