Annual Statement Blanks

[jared]

Originally Posted by CantThinkOfaBetterNick

This looks exactly right. What's the difference between this and one that is ordered through some bookstore or some place? Any at all?

I believe the difference is that the free one cannot be filed.

[CantThinkOfaBetterNick]

Originally Posted by asilem

If you call the phone number listed for Bowne and tell them what you need, they'll hook you up

Unfortunately, I'm not in the US. I can still call them but am not sure if & how they'll send me the stuff.

[CantThinkOfaBetterNick]

Originally Posted by jared

I believe the difference is that the free one cannot be filed.

Thanks Jared... I'll probably use the ones online for studying then

[JustASix]

Originally Posted by jared

Last year I just used the data elements guide instead of the Blanks. The price is right (free, unless you want to donate money to me for providing you with the link).
They haven't updated the 2005 one yet, but 2004 will be sufficient until the site gets updated. As you go through this wonderful 200 page document, you will find the IEE, which is also on the syllabus. Of course, I got a #$%@ "5" last time, and will likely get my second straight "5" on Exam 6.

http://www.naic.org/store_idp_de_guides.htm

Select the P&C Guide

Has anyone been able to open the link? For some reason, I can't get it to work.

[Avi]

Originally Posted by JustASix

Has anyone been able to open the link? For some reason, I can't get it to work.

Works fine for me.

[Me3]

Originally Posted by Avi

Works fine for me.

Yes, but it still only has the 2004 blank (while the 2005 one is the one on the syllabus).

[Mister_5]

I did the St Ives, got my blank a couple of weeks ago. See trail above.

[jared]

Originally Posted by jared

http://www.naic.org/store_idp_de_guides.htm

Select the P&C Guide

The 2005 Annual Statement and IEE have been posted. I don't know how useful this is, since the guides such as Feldblum IEE, Feldblum Schedule P, and IASA are based on older statements.

[GefilteFish144]

Since this year's statement blanks are on the syllabus it's best to know the updates. In most years changes are minor and have a negligible impact on the other readings.