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Break their fiduciaryduty to act in your best interest. Even as the parent, you would need POA status to have access to information and be able to step in as a voice for your adult child if needed. Compliance case #7754770.2 A POA cannot: Change your will in any way. Make decisions on your behalf after your death.
If it says “variable” in the name of the product, they are required by law to produce this cost information. If it is indexed or universal, they are not required but they should be able to produce this information. It just needs to have more fiduciary orientation to it. Sometimes you will have to push. Variable products, yes.
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