Thomas M. Renn
2014Annual
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What was filed
21
investments
1
positions
0
gifts
0
agreements
0
debts
0
reimbursements
1
income
0
spouse income
Named parties
- Thomas M. Renn, Trustee in Bankruptey - sole proprietorship
- Thomas M. Renn, Trustee in Bankruptcy - case fees and expenses (gross)
As filed
Mid Cap Stocks
Chase Bank (accounts) — Interest
Umpqua Bank (accounts) — Interest
US Bank (accounts) — Interest
New York Life Insurance (cash value) — Int/Div
State Farm Universal Life — Interest
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Universal Life — Interest
Thrvent Fmancial for Lutherans SEP-IRA — Int/Div
Large Cap Stocks
Partner Worldwide Allocation
High Yield Bonds
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Traditional IRA — Int/Div
Mid Cap Growth
Partner Worldwide Allocation
Large Cap Growth
Large Cap Stock
High Yield Bonds
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Traditional IRA — Int/Div
Large Cap Growth
Thrivent Investment Management (Roth IRA) — Int/Div
Thrivent Aggressive Allocation Fund-A
Owner, Thomas M. Renn, Trustee in Bankruptey - sole proprietorship
Income — 2014 — Thomas M. Renn, Trustee in Bankruptcy - case fees and expenses (gross) — S44. 340.00
(1) Part, line 1. Thomas M. Renn, Trustee in Bankruptcy. sole proprietor business is no longer active, but | expect to receive future income during 2015 from the
business based on trustee's fees und expense reimbursement generated by successor bankruptcy trustees. | have no control over generation of income,
(2) Part 111-A, line 1. Thomas M, Renn, Trustee in Bankruptcy, sole proprietor business is no longer active and involves no work on my part. Tdo expect to
continue to receive chapter 7 trustee's fees and expenses during 2015 from open cases as the successor trustee completes the work and makes distributions.
(3) Part VIL, lines 7-21. All funds listed are Thrivent Financial for Lutherans mutual funds, held within the listed Thrivent-managed IRAs,
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