I did read through the other thread.
I was hoping for a way to clear up the problem without having to install another plugin and use plain text rather than HTML.
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Here is an example of what it is sending:
Our Program: “Beneficiary Designations for IRA’s and Qualified Plans” While our clients often don’t seem much need to give a lot of thought to the beneficiary designations for investment accounts like IRA’s and qualified plans, we as advisors know it’s an important consideration. There are right ways, wrong ways, better and worse ways to do them. This month’s presentation will examine the designation of beneficiaries for IRA’s and qualified plans as well as the options available with respect to tax treatment of distributions. Our Speaker: Charlie Steel’s practice consists of tax controversy matters, estate planning and business transactions with an emphasis on tax planning. He advises various business entities and start-up companies with an emphasis on tax planning issues. He also has experience in tax-exempt financing and is listed in the “Red Book” of bond lawyers. Mr. Steel has been listed in The Best Lawyers in America and recognized by Business North Carolina magazine as one of the “Legal Elite.” Martindale Hubbell has rated Mr. Steel an AV attorney, its highest rating available. Mr. Steel is active in the legal community. He is a member of the North Carolina State Bar and the North Carolina Bar Association, having served as chair of the NCBA Tax Section Council from 2002 to 2003. He is a past president of the Durham County Bar Association and a director and past president of the Fourteenth Judicial District Bar. Mr. Steel is a member of the Planning Committee of the J. Nelson Young Tax Institute at the University of North Carolina School of Law and the executive committee of the North Carolina Conference of Bar Presidents. Mr. Steel is also active in the Durham community, where he serves on the vestry at Saint Philips Episcopal Church, the boards of directors of the Episcopal Housing Ministries, and the Durham Rotary Club, where he is a past president. Mr. Steel also volunteers his time and services to the Wills for Seniors Program. Register
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Previously it would have looked like:
Our Program: “Planning for the Client with a Disability: Special Needs Trusts and Other Options.” Thanks to Mark Costley for arranging this.
Our Speaker: Bailey Liipfert, III of Winston-Salem, North Carolina is currently a partner at Wells Liipfert, PLLC. Bailey is a Certified Elder Law Attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation and by the North Carolina State Bar Board of Legal Specialization. His practice focuses on elder law, disability planning and fiduciary administration of special needs trusts. He frequently is appointed trustee of trusts for persons with severe disabilities in all parts of North Carolina. He is active in his local community and currently serves as vice chairman of Beyond Academics, Inc., a post-secondary school education program for people with developmental disabilities, and was formerly the board chairman of The Adaptables Inc., a Center for Independent Living. He is the immediate past chairman of the North Carolina Eye Bank, now known as Miracles in Sight, a non-profit that help restore site to people with damaged corneas in North Carolina, the nation and around the world.
Mr. Liipfert is a charter member of the Special Needs Alliance, a national, non-profit organization committed to helping individuals with disabilities, their families and the professionals who represent them. Bailey graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1985 with a B.A. in Russian Language and Soviet Area Studies. He completed his legal education, cum laude, at the Norman A. Wiggins Law School at Campbell University, Buies Creek, North Carolina.
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As you can see, it isn’t keeping the paragraphs like it should.
