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An agent is discussing an equity index annuity purchase with a client. The agent explains that there are several which she feels are equally suitable for the client, but one of the companies is offering a trip for 2 to Las Vegas for reaching certain sales goals. She continues by stating that this sale will put her over the goal and win her the trip. If the client purchases that annuity, the agent A) will probably be disciplined for failure to disclose the potential conflict of interest
B) should pack her bags for the trip; she earned it
C) should only sell what is suitable for the client based on all available information
D) should pack her bags and leave the firm before the compliance department learns of her actions

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