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  • LongBall52
    SBR MVP
    • 06-14-20
    • 1319

    #1
    Brokered CD's Inheritance
    The Wells Fargo Bkr. called me this morning to say the money was in my account from mom's death.... I told him that I need about 20K and knew that cashing in some part early would incur a penalty . He said zero penalty, the market is in our favor. The money will be in your account by Friday. I don't know what to think. I inherited $177K in cd's. Is this legit?
  • themike78
    SBR MVP
    • 07-01-13
    • 4873

    #2
    The bank said it was. Why would you ask a gambling forum to verify?
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    • LongBall52
      SBR MVP
      • 06-14-20
      • 1319

      #3
      Originally posted by themike78
      The bank said it was. Why would you ask a gambling forum to verify?
      Not the "bank" the Broker. I am sorry to have upset you . I have health problems untold and have received some decent info here
      Enjoy the rest of your day.
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      • LongBall52
        SBR MVP
        • 06-14-20
        • 1319

        #4
        Sometime ago, Wells Fargo created fake accounts ....I think during the housing crises .. For whatever reason. They were found guilty but I don't think anyone went to jail. As we age alone, one less thing to worry about is honesty, sadly.
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        • Roger T. Bannon
          SBR Hall of Famer
          • 06-28-18
          • 5139

          #5
          You have brokerage CDs so you just sell the CD and you get the funds. No penalty. This is not in a retirement account, right?

          It was not smart to do it through Wells Fargo but what is done is done.
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          • LongBall52
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            • 06-14-20
            • 1319

            #6
            It was left to me..I had NO choice!!!
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            • LongBall52
              SBR MVP
              • 06-14-20
              • 1319

              #7
              I have over 150K left after Friday...What should I do??
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              • Roger T. Bannon
                SBR Hall of Famer
                • 06-28-18
                • 5139

                #8
                You had a choice. I explained it to you. No big deal. You just got ripped a little. There are no penalties selling brokerage CDs, you just sell and pay a commission or markdown and get the funds.
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                • LongBall52
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                  • 06-14-20
                  • 1319

                  #9
                  The broker also told me there would be no taxes except Capital gains, which he said i"if i had to guess will be about $100 or less."
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                  • Roger T. Bannon
                    SBR Hall of Famer
                    • 06-28-18
                    • 5139

                    #10
                    Yeah, that's about right. If you will have a capital gain, they at least did not rip you completely. The CD was worth more than par like I said. you should have gotten like 102. But probably didn't.
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                    • LongBall52
                      SBR MVP
                      • 06-14-20
                      • 1319

                      #11
                      Maybe I will drive to NC and ask politely for a check...... I'm not a gambler with things I don't understand. I live in a dump!
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                      • Roger T. Bannon
                        SBR Hall of Famer
                        • 06-28-18
                        • 5139

                        #12
                        It is nothing to worry about. Just ask for the check and you will get it in the mail in a few days. It is over now.
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                        • LongBall52
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                          • 06-14-20
                          • 1319

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Roger T. Bannon
                          It is nothing to worry about. Just ask for the check and you will get it in the mail in a few days. It is over now.
                          God Bless, I got "the feeling" that if the economy turns, the money might not be so readily available" just a feeling...no knowledge. Thanks Roger!
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                          • Roger T. Bannon
                            SBR Hall of Famer
                            • 06-28-18
                            • 5139

                            #14
                            It is not anything to worry about with CDs paying over 2%. You are sitting on the best investment anyone can find outside of bitcoin.
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                            • LongBall52
                              SBR MVP
                              • 06-14-20
                              • 1319

                              #15
                              Originally posted by Roger T. Bannon
                              It is not anything to worry about with CDs paying over 2%. You are sitting on the best investment anyone can find outside of bitcoin.
                              Wow! I thank you sincerely. It was all found money so a blessing. I'll be totally debt free from all ************ next week.. My credit score should jump from719 to ?????? I hate being in debt.
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                              • LongBall52
                                SBR MVP
                                • 06-14-20
                                • 1319

                                #16
                                C / r/e d/ i d e t it ? c/ cards
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                                • Roger T. Bannon
                                  SBR Hall of Famer
                                  • 06-28-18
                                  • 5139

                                  #17
                                  If you are not aware, all brokerage CDs are FDIC insured through the bank that issued them so you don't have to worry about them.
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                                  • LongBall52
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                                    • 06-14-20
                                    • 1319

                                    #18
                                    Originally posted by Roger T. Bannon
                                    If you are not aware, all brokerage CDs are FDIC insured through the bank that issued them so you don't have to worry about them.
                                    Thanks, The one mailed communication that I have from them (a booklet) states that .... is not FDIC insured. I thank you from the bottom of my heart... And when I am debt free next week, it will be like something that I haven't experienced since maybe 25 years ago.. It will be a BEAUTIFUL feeling. Thanks So VERY much!
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                                    • Roger T. Bannon
                                      SBR Hall of Famer
                                      • 06-28-18
                                      • 5139

                                      #19
                                      Originally posted by LongBall52
                                      Thanks, The one mailed communication that I have from them (a booklet) states that .... is not FDIC insured. I thank you from the bottom of my heart... And when I am debt free next week, it will be like something that I haven't experienced since maybe 25 years ago.. It will be a BEAUTIFUL feeling. Thanks So VERY much!
                                      Your brokerage account is not FDIC insured. The CDs inside it are. If a bank goes bust, the FDIC will credit the money to your account within a month or so.
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                                      • LongBall52
                                        SBR MVP
                                        • 06-14-20
                                        • 1319

                                        #20
                                        Originally posted by Roger T. Bannon
                                        Your brokerage account is not FDIC insured. The CDs inside it are. If a bank goes bust, the FDIC will credit the money to your account within a month or so.
                                        Okay! You are much like an attorney.... Many Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Go Wells Fargo!
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                                        • BigJay
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                                          • 01-14-12
                                          • 3485

                                          #21
                                          Originally posted by LongBall52
                                          Wow! I thank you sincerely. It was all found money so a blessing. I'll be totally debt free from all ************ next week.. My credit score should jump from719 to ?????? I hate being in debt.
                                          Congrats man. It feels great to be debt free. Glad you’re using some of your money to become debt free.

                                          I have my house paid (paid it off in 16 years at age 44) off and it’s skyrocketed in value last 3-4 years. Car also paid off and no credit card debt. Basically about $600/month in bills (insurance, cell phone, prop tax, etc), plus whatever I spend on food and entertainment.

                                          It’s really a great feeling.
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                                          • LongBall52
                                            SBR MVP
                                            • 06-14-20
                                            • 1319

                                            #22
                                            Originally posted by BigJay
                                            Congrats man. It feels great to be debt free. Glad you’re using some of your money to become debt free.

                                            I have my house paid (paid it off in 16 years at age 44) off and it’s skyrocketed in value last 3-4 years. Car also paid off and no credit card debt. Basically about $600/month in bills (insurance, cell phone, prop tax, etc), plus whatever I spend on food and entertainment.

                                            It’s really a great feeling.
                                            You're young. Don't make the gambling mistakes that I did... It's fun these days, but i recall how easy it was to pile up debt on a cc.. Discarded that years ago, but the payments became stupid... Now I still bet but VERY WELL within my means... Being debt free, means..NO ! I can move to a better senior apartment!!! And sleep well at night!
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