# Jeffrey Alker Meyer > Federal judicial disclosures. URL: https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/disclosures/8711 ## Record - **Judge:** Jeffrey Alker Meyer - **Year:** 2015 - **Report type:** Annual - **Pages:** 7 ## Text Peoples United Bank cash accounts — None US savings bonds (Series EE) — None Brokerage account (H) T. Rowe Price Blue Chip Growth Fund — Int/Div SPY Spdr S&P 500 ETF — Int/Div IRA account £1 (H) Schwab Markettrack All Equity — Int/Div IRA account #2 (H) Schwab Markettrack All Equity (Y) — Int/Div — Sold SPY SPDR S&P S00 ETF (X) — Int/Div — Buy T. Rowe Price Blue Chip Growth Fund — Int/Div TIAA/CREF retirement account £1 (H) TIAA Traditional — Interest CREF Bond Market — None CREF Equity Index — None TIAA-CREF S&P S00 Index (X) — None — Buy TIAA Real Estate — None TIAA Global Equities (Y) — Sold TIAA/CREF retirement account #2 (H) TIAA Traditional — Interest CREF Social Choice — None Semor Research Scholar in Law and Visiting Lecturer in Law, Yale Law School Director, Harry A. Bluckmun Scholarship Foundation {mactive) Liability — Hopkins School, New Haven, CT — Private secondary school for child Reimbursement — Aspen Institute — July 24-26, 2015 — Manhasset, NY — Educational seminar — Meals, lodging, transportation Income — 2015 — Yale Law School — $12,500.00 Spouse's income — 2015 — Quintipiac Umiversity School of Law - salary Spouse's income — 2015 — Amherst College - salary Part VII « As indicated in this section for for my 2014 report, neither | nor my spouse as of 2014 any longer serve us trustees for previously listed “Trusts #1/#2/23" and the respective investment assets that were previously listed for these trusts on my 2014 reporting form, Part VII - Please note that TIAA-CREF does not furnish information about any income/dividends that may accrue for its sub-accounts. | have added estimated terest for the TIAA Traditional mterest-bearing accounts on the basis of TIAA-CREF's report of 3.8% interest. Nor does TIAA-CREF report any "Gaim" from the disposition of the Global Equities Fund and re-investment in S&P S00 Index; accordingly, | have left the "Gain® column blank for this transaction, NOTE RE AMENDED FILING: In response to a query letter from the Committee on Financial Disclosure dated August 4, 2016, | have filed this amended financial statement in two ways to fumish additional information about income and values from TIAA-CREF accounts. First, | have amended Column B(2) for Part VII, Lines 14-17 and Line 21 to reflect "None" for “Income during reporting period." Although it is possible for me to estimate income received for the TIAA Traditional asset ((Parts VIL, Lines 13 and 20) because TIAA-CREF reports the prevailing interest rate of 3.8% that applies to this asset class, no such calculation is possible for the remaining TIAA- CREF assets reported at Lines 14-17 and 21. TIAA-CREF advised me by telephone call on May 31, 2013, that for non-TIAA-traditional assets such as those in Lines 14-17 and 21 that it is not possible to ascertain to what extent any growth in asset value is attributable to dividend reinvestment, sales, or interest, 4s opposed to capital appreciation. No such distinction appears on account statements. Accordingly, | am listing *None" for income for each of these assets, because this is consistent with the filing instructions (p.40) that state in relevant part that "Certain retirement and mnvestment funds do not credit income to the individual accounts but instead report a "unit value' to participants. If no income is reported as having been credited to the filers account, leave Column B( 1) blank and enter "None in Column B(2)." Second, 1 have amended Column C(2) of Part VII, Lines 13-17 and 20-21 to reflect "T™ as the method of valuation for each of the active assets within the TIAA-CREF acccounts. --- Source: Frix Law Library, https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/disclosures/8711. Public record. Not legal advice.