The CLEAR Forms Act requires the Securities and Exchange Commission to create registration forms for non-variable registered annuities and life.
The CLEAR Forms Act amends the Securities Act of 1933 to mandate the Securities and Exchange Commission to establish new or amended rules for registration forms for non-variable registered annuities and life insurance products. These forms must be finalized within 30 months of the Act's enactment. The Commission must design the forms to ensure purchasers receive necessary information for informed decisions, considering factors such as the availability of information and the knowledge of purchasers.
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