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... almost mystical chemistry that synergized the flexibility of Universal Life, the high interest crediting rates of the early 80s, and the Personal Computer — introduced by IBM in October 1981. Voila! With just a few keystrokes, an agent could customize a policy' for their client and print out an illustration on a dot-matrix printer as proof of their efforts. As most agents who worked in that era will recall, one common policy illustration suggested clients could pay just seven premiums' for lifetime coverage. The applicable term — since banned — was vanishing premium. Ultimately, it wasn't the premium that vanished; it was the agent (and occasionally the insurance company; more on that later) . Such illustration techniques as vanishing premium were just computer-aided variations on minimum deposit' and other approaches to make the purchase ... earnest in 1988. As interest rates and dividend scales began to move in the same direction, the Life insurance industry felt intense economic pressure. Older bonds with 4% -6% yields were worth a fraction of their purchase price, but were carried on the books' at their original value. Companies could borrow money and add it to their capital account, but not count it as a liability (surplus relief) . These and other accounting traditions from calmer days were working against the health of the Life industry of the late 1980s. The rating agencies began wholesale downgrades of their proprietary solvency ratings, adding more fuel to the fire. Perhaps the most notorious Life company in the modern' era was Executive Life. Resurrected from a previously unknown and almost defunct carrier by CEO Fred Carr ...