George Stewart Brown

2013Annual

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What was filed

  • 20

    investments

  • 0

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 0

    agreements

  • 0

    debts

  • 0

    reimbursements

  • 0

    income

  • 3

    spouse income

Named parties

  • Prudential Insurance Co. — distribution as beneficiary [JN fe insurance
  • Bankers Conseco Life Ins. Co. = distribution as beneficiary [I !ife insurance
  • Proceeds as member of class action settlement (see note)

As filed

Glenview State Bank (accts) — Interest

Harris Trust & Savings Bank (accts) — Interest

Charles Schwab Rollover IRA — Int/Div

American Funds Growth Fund A

Calamos Growth Fund

Harbor Bond Fund

Vanguard Index S00 Fund

Schwab Govt Money Funds

American Funds Capital World Growth and Income Fund (IRA

MetLife Common Stock — Distribution

TIAA CREF (retirement funds) — Interest

TIAA Traditional

CREF stock

Charles Schwab Rollover IRA — Int./y

GATX Corp common stock

Schwab Govt Money Fund

Siemens Savings Plan — Int/Div

Siemens U.S. Large Cap Stock Fund

Prudential Financial Inc. stock — Int/Div

Exelon Corp common stock — Int/Div

Spouse's income — 02/0172013 — Prudential Insurance Co. — distribution as beneficiary [JN fe insurance

Spouse's income — 02/04/2013 — Bankers Conseco Life Ins. Co. = distribution as beneficiary [I !ife insurance

Spouse's income — 06/0772013 — Proceeds as member of class action settlement (see note)

Part 111 (B) line 5: [I received $161.78 as a member of the Consumer Subclass in the settlement of Sullivan v. D.B. Investments, Inc., [I NRG_

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