Eric Nicholas Vitaliano

2017Annual

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What was filed

  • 11

    investments

  • 0

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 1

    agreements

  • 2

    debts

  • 0

    reimbursements

  • 1

    income

  • 1

    spouse income

Named parties

  • Federal Loans
  • Swdent Direct Loan
  • New York State Employees Retirement System--Pension
  • Rivercrest Realty Associates - Salary

As filed

New York Community Bank Accounts — Interest

Citibank N.A. Accounts — Interest

Blackrock Global Allocation € — Int/Div

Prudential Fimancial common stock — Int/Div

Memill Lynch Cash Management Account NY Municipal Money — Interest

US. Savings Bonds — Interest

Delaware Life Insurance Co. of NY-Fixed Non-Qualified Annuity — Interest

Fidelity Investments IRA- Spartan US EQ Index — Int/Div

Prudential Financial Life Insurance: Whole Life Policy — Int/Div

JP Morgan Income Builer — Distribution

Hartford Balanced Income — Distribution

Agreement — 1983 — New York State Employees Retirement System; pension as retired state employee

Liability — Federal Loans — Stafford college student loans

Liability — Swdent Direct Loan — Graduate School-Graduate Plus Loans

Income — 27 — New York State Employees Retirement System--Pension — S49. 580.64

Spouse's income — 2017 — Rivercrest Realty Associates - Salary

A college loan obligation of a dependant child reported for calendar year 2016 is not reported m this report because that child was no longer a dependant in

calendar year 2017.

The investment previously reported in calendar year 2016 as Sun Annuity is now reported on line 7 of part VI1 as Delaware Life Insurance Co. of NY. The

company rebranded, but everything else remained the sume.

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