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A HERETIC I AM

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5. I have no desire to re-write what you said.
Mon Oct 21, 2013, 11:32 PM
Oct 2013

The ERISA regulation does not seem to apply, because it has to do with defined benefit plans, while IRA's, SEP's 401(k)'s and Keogh's are defined contribution plans.

Nothing you have written is, as far as I can tell, remotely illegal.

I do not find it unusual at all that your bank manager suggested a 6 year note that can be surrendered once annually for a higher yield note.

Seems she or he wants to keep their customers happy. No problems.

I think it is worth trying to get people to maximize their interest rates and wanted to share this experience here,

That is absolutely correct and this is the perfect place for it. I am sure the audience appreciates your contribution. The only reason I responded was because I was confused by your use of terms.


Again, all the best.

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