Scott Milne Matheson jr
2016Annual
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What was filed
14
investments
1
positions
0
gifts
0
agreements
0
debts
0
reimbursements
0
income
0
spouse income
Named parties
- University of Utah 8.J. Quinney College of Law
As filed
U.S. Savings Bonds (face value) — Interest — Sold
Johnson & Johnson Common — Int/Div
University Federal Credit Union - Money Fund and Checking — Interest
TIAA-CREF Deferred Retirement Plans
CREF Stock R3 Fund — None
CREF Bond Market Fund — None
CREF Global Equities Fund — None
CREF Social Choice Fund — None
AXA Equitable Flex. Prem. Variable Life Ins. Incentive Life #1
EQ Common Stock Index Fund — None
AXA Equitable Flex. Prem. Variable Life Ins, Incentive Life #2
EQ Common Stock Index fund — None
TIAA-CREF Savings and Investment Plan TIAA Traditional — Distribution
TIAA-CREF Annuity (2 contracts) - TIAA Traditional — Distribution
Professor/Lecturer (potential - see Part VIII), University of Utah 8.J. Quinney College of Law
Part 1. - The University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law has asked me to teach as schedules permit. Although | have held off on teaching since joming the
bench, I have continued to list this item in Part |. because because | may do so at some point,
Part VII, Line § - This asset is in the University of Utah Defined Contribution Retirement Plan, University of Utah Tax-Deferred Annuity Plan, and the Harvard
University Tax-Deferred Annuity Phun,
Part VII, Lines 6-8 - These assets are in the University of Utah Deferred Compensation Plan.
Part VII. - My spouse's parents both died in August 2011. As a survivor beneficiary, my spouse received a portion of her father’s retirement account with TIAA-
CREF, which 1s called a Savings and Investment Plan and is listed on line 13, She also received a portion of his TIAA-CREF annuity (two contracts), which is
listed on line 14. The gross value for the annuity in VILC (1) is based on a commuted value calculated by TIAA-CREF. The distributions are income paid to my
spouse.
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