Joseph Eron Irenas

Middletown Twp. NJ Bd. Ed. T/O , Dated 02/15/01; Due 08/01/27 20 Fidelity "RA: See Comment A — Interest

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A. (Items 20 through 27) McCarter & English maintained a KEOGH Retirement Plan for all partners in the firm. When I withdrew

from the firm, my interest in the plan was segregated into a separate account so that it is managed at my sole discretion distinctly apart

from the firm’s general retirement plan. Effective January 1, 1996, all participants in the plan were required to invest their accounts in

one of ten mutual funds offered by Fidelity Investments, Boston, Massachusetts. Each fund participant was permitted to switch back

and forth between any of these funds, but could not otherwise choose other investments. As with all mutual funds, actual investments

are controlled by fund managers. Effective May 8, 2002, I withdrew from the McCarter & English plan and rolled over my entire

account into an individual IRA where I was permitted to choose investments other than Fidelity funds. However, I made no change in

the particular Fidelity funds in which I have been invested, although in 2008 I did transfer Money Market funds into two specific

investment selected by me (Nos. 26 and 27 ). In Part VII, I have listed values for the IRA as a whole and below that I have listed the

specific funds or assets in which I am invested. I am doing that pursuant to the instructions given in correspondence from the

Committee dated August 6, 2002.

Item No. 20 represents the value for the entire IRA. Items 21-27 represent component parts of the

IRA. I gather it is not required to complete Columns B and C for the individual component parts which are mutual funds where I do

not control the investments. However, I have provided individual information for Nos. 26 and 27, even though these amounts are also

included in the entire IRA total in No. 20.

B. (Item 10) Issuer called one of my seven bonds. Sections B and C show value and income codes for the six remaining bonds.

Section D reflects codes for the one bond redeemed.

C. (Item 30) Before I became a Judge, I had created a life insurance trust to which I transferred four policies, three issued by Mass

Mutual and one by Northwestern Mutual. Depending on circumstances, SE i be beneficiaries of the trust when I

die. The Trustee is an individual attorney. I have been paying the premiums to the Trustee, but since «ED rc the

beneficial owners of the trust, these payments to the Trustee for premiums are treated as gifts to the beneficial owners. All four

policies are whole life policies which have cash values. The value code in Column B(1) reflects all dividends received by the Trustee

whether or not paid out in cash or used to reduce premiums. The value code in Column C(1) reflects the combined cash value of the

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four policies in the trust. Dividends not used to reduce premiums are paid by the Trustee to (ll as beneficial owner of the trust.