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Janet Johnson, a registered representative and licensed insurance agent, meets in the home with a 50-year-old widower to discuss what to do with life insurance proceeds of his deceased spouse. The widower is apprehensive about liquidity. Johnson hands him a prospectus for a variable annuity and recommends the funds be conservatively invested in separate accounts within the annuity. Johnson takes time to carefully explain and illustrate a 6% gross return over a 20-year period and further explains that earnings will grow tax deferred. What did Johnson do wrong

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