Eric Nicholas Vitaliano
2013Annual
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What was filed
12
investments
0
positions
0
gifts
1
agreements
1
debts
0
reimbursements
2
income
1
spouse income
Named parties
- Swdent Direct Loan
- New York State Employees Retirement System--Pension
- Brooklyn Law School--Wages as adjunct professor
- Rivercrest Realty Associates - Salary
As filed
New York Community Bank Accounts — Interest
Citibank N.A. Accounts — Interest
Blackrock Global Allocation € — Int/Div — Sold (part)
Prudential Fimancial common stock — Int/Div
Memill Lynch Cash Management Account NY Municipal Money — Interest
US. Savings Bonds — Interest
Sun Life Insurance Annuity — Interest
Fidelity Investments IRA- Spartan US EQ Index — Int/Div
Prudential Financial Life Insurance — Int/Div
Wells Fargo Advantage Fund — Int/Div — Sold
JP Morgan Income Builer — Distribution — Buy
Hartford Balanced Income — Distribution — Buy
Agreement — 1983 — New York State Employees Retirement System; pension as retired state employee
Liability — Swdent Direct Loan — Law School- Graduate Plus Loans
Income — 2013 — New York State Employees Retirement System--Pension — S48. 826.89
Income — 2013 — Brooklyn Law School--Wages as adjunct professor — S15.000.00
Spouse's income — 2013 — Rivercrest Realty Associates - Salary
None of the Stafford loans of my J, reported m section VI liabilities, to the best of my knowledge, meets the threshold for reporting. They do
in the aggregate. Those aggregate figures are best reported as a single aggregate amount and were inadvertently reported on two lines in the last report. They are
reported on a single line in this report.
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