Friday, September 26, 2014

Is your advisor/broker taking TWO THIRDS of your earnings?

Is your advisor/broker taking TWO THIRDS of your investment earnings?
According to the new DALBAR QAIB study, “managed” mutual funds returned 3.69% to investors during the past 30 years versus 11% from a stock index fund. Wall Street claims to BEAT the market yet they TAKE 7.42% of our earnings plus fees and commissions. Wall Street doesn’t give refunds when they fail to live up to their promises. NO manager has beaten the market consistently. Instead, trust Buffett’s strategy: http://www.amazon.com/Earn-11%-or-3%-Investments-Your choice/dp/1502412187

Are your 401k fees paying for your employers’ deductible expenses?
Tax-advantaged 401k and 403b plans can help you save for retirement, but you’re probably paying for all the boss’s costs of this “employee benefit”? 76% of large employers have workers pick up all the costs of 401(k) administration, according to Forbes. The mutual funds you use kick back part of their fees to your employer to cover the admin expenses. If your plan has no funding match, you can avoid paying your employers’ fees by starting your own low-cost (0.05%) retirement plan. http://www.amazon.com/Create-Your-Tax-FREE-Financial-System/dp/1466367466

Is this a good time to invest in the stock market?
This is a question I get a lot. There are many famous investors who have answered this question. The one I like the best is by financier, Bernard Baruch:
There were ONLY 40 days from 1950 to 2007 that produced 70% of all the S&P 500 index’s total returns. That is 40 out of 14,528. Warren Buffett, the best of our time, said: "I never have the faintest idea what the stock market is going to do in the next six months, or the next year, or the next two." Use Buffett’s strategy: http://www.amazon.com/Warren-Buffetts-Investment-Strategy-Forget/dp/1484822900

GOP crazies
The United States could soon become a large-scale Spain or Greece, teetering on the edge of financial ruin, according to Donald Trump on Fox ‘News’. Donald just filed bankruptcy for the THIRD time so he should know. Now he has time to run for president in 2016. He can highlight Hillary’s birth certificate (age).

Are your …
investments earning less than the market average of 11%?
advisors taking fees without meeting your goals?
trading costs and taxes eating up your profits?
brokers not sticking with your investment policy?
emotions freezing you out of the stock market? 
market timing strategies costing you big time?
stock picks failing to deliver promised returns?
You can correct these mistakes by using the time-tested strategy proven successful by Warren Buffett. Mr Buffett started with $6,000 saved from his paper routes and in 60 years, accumulated $60 billions.

Are 401k “managed accounts” right for you?
This choice in your employers’ 401k benefits offer sounds good—someone is managing your money for a “better” retirement. However, the accounts are usually just standard portfolio allocations set by your age like target date funds, except more expensive. The GAO Government Accountability Office said providers need to improve offers. For instance, fees can range from $8 to $100 on every $10,000 in a participant's account and providers are not required to show performance and benchmarking data. You are buying a pig in a poke that can take up to 63% of your total fund. Advisers like these accounts because they can distinguish themselves from other advisers and hide the costs. These accounts also help your employer dump the responsibility for providing cost-effective funds to someone else. You can increase your nest egg by 50% by using Buffett’s strategy: http://www.amazon.com/Warren-Buffetts-Investment-Strategy-Forget/dp/1484822900

Does your banking relationship cost you more than it’s worth?
$700 in fees is what some people pay according to a recent survey. Unfortunately, when you don’t have much, the bank takes more. So if you keep less than the daily balance, you will pay $18 or more no matter whether you were under the minimum $1 for 1 day or 1 month. You are also charged to loan the bank money. Bank America charges $60 to keep money in their savings (0.01%) account which you started to avoid their $30 overdraft. You can only win the bank game by moving to a credit union. Most credit unions offer all the bank benefits without the costs: http://www.ncua.gov/dataapps/researchcu/Pages/default.aspx

WalMart offers checking with no overdraft, minimums or fees--Mmmm
WalMart offers checking accounts to customers through Green Dot’s banking unit. They are linked to MasterCard debit cards and don’t charge overdraft, minimum-balance or monthly fees when customers use direct deposit. It will be available nationwide by the end of October. Wal has opened centers where customers can cash checks and pay bills, and offers prepaid debit cards, including one through a partnership with American Express and Green Dot. Last year, AmEx added check-writing capabilities and deposit insurance to its Bluebird prepaid cards sold by the retailer.
Another alternative to $700 bank fees?

Younger workers in stocks by default; claim cash is king?
Equities accounted for 81% of the investments in 401k plans for those 25 to 34 years old on average in 2013, second only to adults younger than 25, with 85%, a new report shows. A separate survey showed that 39% of adults 18 to 29 years old said cash was their preferred investment option for money they didn't need for at least 10 years. Of millennials offered 401(k) or similar plans, 71% took part, contributing a median 8% of their salaries, a Transamerica report said. Inertia may be keeping the youth invested despite their reservations about stocks. They may also fear the lack of Social Security benefits down the road. Some choose their own plan: http://www.amazon.com/The-New-American-Retirement-System/dp/1461030072

ObamaCare exchanges will have more choices in 2015
The Affordable Care Act’s state and federal exchanges will have more choices for coverage beginning in 2015. Insurers need to increase revenue. ACA policies are commodity-like plans—Gold, Silver, Bronze must contain specific benefits now.
Buy only what you need since current policies may cost more. http://www.amazon.com/Health-Insurance-ONLY-right-policy/dp/1480125083


SCAMS           Why are we still paying $700 Billion a year for WWII deployments?
We are paying for 164,253 of our active-duty armed personnel to be in 150 countries around the world. We have about 50,000 in Japan and 50,000 in Germany.
Are we preparing for WWII again? There are 1,208,083[1] armed personnel in the United States. Our taxes pay for about HALF of the WORLD’s military expenditures every year. We have wasted $398.6 billion so far on the F-35 program—they can’t fly safely.
We just can’t afford to pay for everyone else’s defenses anymore.
Japan, Germany and S. Korea can pay for their own defenses.

Convicted felons avoid their jail time and penalties? 
Yes, if it is a white-collar crime and your theft is big enough. The real The Wolf of Wall Street
Jordan Belfort was supposed to pay $110 million to those he wronged. He’s only paid $11.8 million. He was also sentenced to four years in federal prison, but he only ended up serving 22 months. Only 22% of the penalties for all federal crimes have been collected. That’s over $100 billion of our deficit.
How do they do it? One felon, Paul Bilzerian, has systematically thwarted federal prosecutors by building a web of trusts, partnerships, and corporations established in sketchy tropical locales. He has passed on cash and assets to his sons. He delayed prosecutors for years with bankruptcy. And he has transferred ownership of his 28,000 square-foot home to trusts that were owned by, at various times, his in-laws and his neighbor’s mom. He owes $62 million and paid $3.7 million over 25 years at a collection cost of $8.6 million.
Yes, crime pays—if it is big enough!

“Not big enough” felony
A former financial advisor in Corpus Christi, Texas, was sentenced to 20 years for fraud and 10 years for theft in connection with a Ponzi scheme he orchestrated. William Charlton Mays stole only $102,117 and got 30 years. The Wolf of Wall Street stole $110 MILLION and served 22 months in ‘easy time’ Taft fed camp.

Air force sends plane contracts to Brazil? Jobs?
Brazilian aviation firm Embraer said Thursday that it had delivered the first of 20 light-attack aircraft to the US Air Force, for use in Afghanistan after the NATO troop withdrawal. The A-29 Super Tucano was presented at a ceremony in Jacksonville, Florida where Embraer and its US-based partner Sierra Nevada Corporation are building the aircraft. The awarding of the contract to Embraer provoked a challenge early on from US aviation firm Beechcraft, which alleged irregularities in the bidding process. 

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Friday, September 19, 2014

Earn 11% or 3%

Earn 11% NOT 3% and NO TAX
Is your broker/advisor trying to predict the future? Average broker returns were 3.69%.
Investing in an individual stock or fund means you are predicting where its price (position) will be in the future. You are betting that it will reach that price within a given time (momentum). Unless you have insider information, you are really gambling. No one can know a stock's position and momentum in the future. Just like in physics, there is no way to know you'll be in the money (position) in time (momentum).  
In 1927, scientists discovered we can NEVER know the future but we continue to pay salesmen to weave tales of our future fortunes. Earn 11.11% NOT 3.69% with no tax:

Group annuities have oversized hidden fees
Group annuities are common among 401(k)s because they appear to be cost effective, turnkey options for owners. However, they are the big cash cow of the industry and slice your portfolio growth. Fees can range between 3.5% and 5%. Because group annuities are technically an insurance product, they do not disclose fees like other investments. This makes it difficult for users to know the real cost of the plan. Thus, employers are being sued for high fee plans. Fees can take up to 63% of your retirement fund over time. Use low fee account: http://www.amazon.com/The-Best-Annuity-Strategy-Income/dp/1497532019


Grow your IRA like a millionaire
About 9,000 taxpayers have each accumulated at least $5 million in IRAs, said the GAO. Tax-advantaged low-fee accounts can really spur your retirement fund. Find out how to reach $1 million or more: http://www.amazon.com/The-New-American-Retirement-System/dp/1461030072

Is the Vanguard Windsor II fund right for you?
Since 1985, this managed fund has provided an average return of 11.14%. It owns large companies that are temporarily depressed for non-crucial reasons. It costs more than the Vanguard 500 index (.36% vs .05%) but provides value-weighted market exposure for the long term. Windsor II is one of the Vanguard Top 10:  http://www.amazon.com/Vanguards-Top-Ten-mutual-funds/dp/150073909X

Largest pension fund drops high cost hedge funds
The California Public Employees’ Retirement System plans to divest the entire $4 billion that it invested with hedge funds, saying they’re too expensive and complex. The largest U.S. pension is getting out of hedge funds even as other large public plans such as New Jersey’s add to the private portfolios. The pension fund paid $135 million in fees for hedge funds that earned just 7.1 percent compared with CALPers overall 18.4%. Vanguard’s Top 10 provided over 30%: http://www.amazon.com/Vanguards-Top-Ten-mutual-funds/dp/150073909X


Buffett’s partner in Berkshire’s $337 billion empire tells secrets
Charles Munger explains Buffett’s secrets of success: how patience works in investing.
Fidelity studied 401(k) millionaires and found they had worked at their companies for more than 30 years. They were on average 59 years old. They also invested a significant portion of their savings in stocks and stock mutual funds. One of the key findings is that it didn't happen overnight. It took many years of saving and investing. It is never too late to start with $250 a month:

401k contributions can reach $4 million
The GAO calculated, for example, that if a worker had received the maximum combined employer-employee contribution to a defined contribution plan (401k) every year from 1980 to 2011, and invested it the S&P 500 portfolio, he would have nearly $4 million in that account by the end of 2011.

IRS lets retirement plan assets split for tax-FREE growth
IRS made a new rule that permits savers to break out that after-tax portion of money within the retirement plan and convert it to a Roth IRA free of taxes. This decision applies strictly to money within a company's retirement plan, noted Ed Slott, an IRA expert. Roth IRA accounts do not require withdrawals after age 71.

What can the “Fiduciary Standard” do for you?
Financial and investment advisors are duty-bound to exercise a fiduciary standard of care. The fiduciary standard requires that the interest of the client comes first. Brokers are not regulated by the Advisers Act and are required to meet only a suitability standard of care.
The current debate means that your broker can push the best commission product on you without telling you there are better products available. Your advisor is required to offer the best solution for your situation. Of course, all salespeople can only offer what their firms carry in stock so you probably won’t end up with the best product for you. Example: Salespeople are NOT going to tell you that you can earn 11% instead of 3% by buying a commission-FREE stock market index fund with a low annual fee. You need to do research for yourself: http://www.amazon.com/Earn-11%-or-3%-Investments-Your choice/dp/1502412187


SCAMS           Why are we still paying $700 Billion a year for WWII deployments?
We are paying for 164,253 of our active-duty armed personnel to be in 150 countries around the world. We have about 50,000 in Japan and 50,000 in Germany.
Are we preparing for WWII again? There are 1,208,083[1] armed personnel in the United States. Our taxes pay for about HALF of the WORLD’s military expenditures every year. We have wasted $398.6 billion so far on the F-35 program—they can’t fly safely.
We just can’t afford to pay for everyone else’s defenses anymore.
Japan, Germany and S. Korea can pay for their own defenses.

We can’t beat armed guerrillas ISIS with conventional warfare. We should have learned that in Vietnam. We spent $1 billion to train the Iraq army to fight a conventional war not their own people. That’s why they ran away from ISIS.
Those who don’t learn from history must repeat it, someone said.

Cost of texting
Reggie Shaw who killed 2 people while texting now begs students: “it can kill

The Chinese city of Chongqing has created a smartphone sidewalk lane, offering a path for those too engrossed in messaging and tweeting to watch where they're going.
But the property manager says it's intended to be ironic — to remind people that it's dangerous to tweet while walking the street. "There are lots of elderly people and children in our street, and walking with your cellphone may cause unnecessary collisions here," said Nong Cheng, the marketing official with Meixin Group, which manages the area in the city's entertainment zone.

Bank settlements for the mortgage mess cost taxpayers … again
HSBC's $550 Million Housing Settlement Actually Costs Taxpayers $192 Million
Other corporate settlements are just tax deductions to them.

Debit card NOT Safe
Home Depot admits hackers got your numbers and PINs. Credit cards offer protection when the number/card is stolen. Most banks will reimburse you for fraud. Debit hackers take the money right out of the account and have no protection clause.

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Friday, September 12, 2014

Estate tax problem?

Will you have an estate tax problem?
The federal estate tax exemption is $5.34 million per person. Roughly 0.2% of the 2.4 million decedents in 2014 will have a federal taxable estate, while 99.8% will not have a taxable estate. See if you face a state estate/inheritance tax here. Most states have none: http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/state-estate-taxes.html. Congratulations if you have an estate over $10.68 million. Use an attorney to retitle assets to exempt them and plan how to give away the excess now. Use this outline: http://www.amazon.com/Your-Retirement-Spending-Plan-enough/dp/1461084016

Will you have enough for retirement?
The share of Americans 65 and older with mortgage debt rose to 30 percent in 2011 from 22 percent in 2001. The increase in mortgage debt may influence labor-force dynamics as some older Americans find they’re unable to completely retire, needing extra cash to keep up monthly payments. Loan balances doubled to $79,000. It also diminishes home equity and wealth, making these households more susceptible to swings in the economy and curbing spending on things such as vacations and visits to grandchildren. Pay ZERO tax in retirement:

GOP crazies
Trump goes bankrupt again—he’s really good at it—he can run in 2016
Trump, the 68-year-old real-estate ‘tycoon’ and reality-TV ‘star,’ began investing in Atlantic City in the early 1980s. His three casinos went through bankruptcy in the early 1990s, after opening the $1 billion Taj Mahal in a recession. This will be the third time the entire company was put into bankruptcy -- it sought court protection in 2004 and again in 2009, when Trump gave up the chairmanship for TV “reality” life.
Donald, sorry. You’re fired!

Are all the vehicle discounts right for you?
Each insurer offers up to 20 discounts for your coverage but you must ask. Most agents don’t go through the list because discounts reduce their pay. Make sure you are not paying for some coverage TWICE. You may never collect on some coverage so drop it. Shop every two years and save with the right policy: http://www.amazon.com/Vehicle-Insurance-Beware-Double-Coverage/dp/1480027634

Is the Vanguard Windsor fund right for you?
Since 1958, this managed fund has provided an average return of 11.63%. It owns large companies that are temporarily depressed for non-crucial reasons. It costs more than the Vanguard 500 index (.37% vs .05%) but provides value-weighted market exposure for the long term. It is one of the Vanguard Top 10:  http://www.amazon.com/Vanguards-Top-Ten-mutual-funds/dp/150073909X

Manufacturing returning to American South for low wages, low costs, no tax?
Large manufacturers are demanding low wages, free land, free roads, free training, free taxes, free regulations to go south. America is split—wealthy enclaves and a Third World economy. Some states are “among the least expensive production sites in the industrialized world.” Wages are non-union $14 not $20. Extended families with more than one worker making $30,000 can make it but with no health care, retirement or college savings. Towns in the South must provide remedial training—reading and math are needed to make things these days. Two Americas—the poor and the rich?


Is a 401k loan right for you?
People turn to this easy to tap pot-o’-gold like they won the lottery. Unfortunately, this is giving up more than you realize. Each $10,000 borrowed robs you $100,000 later. This is a good chunk of your retirement money and you can never get it back. Time can’t be recreated. Time is what makes a retirement fund work. Each $3,000 401k annual contribution/FREE money from employer is worth $30,000 later because of compound interest takes time to add the extra $27,000 earnings. So if you have an emergency need for cash, consider that you may be sentencing yourself to your job for another 15 years. Check loans from your employer, bank, home, relatives, church, credit union and the folks you owe. Your 401k is your greatest asset: http://www.amazon.com/Tune-your-401k-EARN-Tax-FREE/dp/1490591028

Hospitals consider paying patient premiums
The South Florida Hospital and Healthcare Association is trying to raise $5 million to donate to a foundation, which would pay the premiums for one year for 7,000 to 10,000 people who bought insurance under the Affordable Care Act. Hospitals around the country are considering third-party payer programs amid concerns that a provision in President Obama's health law could leave them on the hook for unpaid bills during a 90-day grace period if consumers fall behind on payments.
Patients left without coverage in hospital and end up filing bankruptcy. Only IRA money protected.


SCAMS           Why are we still paying $700 Billion a year for WWII deployments?
We are paying for 164,253 of our active-duty armed personnel to be in 150 countries around the world. We have about 50,000 in Japan and 50,000 in Germany.
Are we preparing for WWII again? There are 1,208,083[1] armed personnel in the United States. Our taxes pay for about HALF of the WORLD’s military expenditures every year. We have wasted $398.6 billion so far on the F-35 program—they can’t fly safely.
We just can’t afford to pay for everyone else’s defenses anymore.
Japan, Germany and S. Korea can pay for their own defenses.

Big oil undermines democratic process in CA vote
Oil companies are quietly working to make it look like working Californians are spontaneously rising up in protest against the climate standards. In recent months, groups have popped up that appear to be grass-roots organizations started by ordinary people opposed to the rules. In fact, they’re paid for by the oil industry. Fake groups scare public with higher gas price forecasts. Big oil aims to stop pollution regulations. Oil still gets our tax dollars in subsidy.

Who to sue if a robo-driverless car hits you?
Even if you don’t have to drive in your robo-car, can you sit in the same seat for hours waiting to correct a mistake?

“IRS” calls me warning a warrant for my arrest will be issued if I don’t call
IRS says they don’t call and no, I don’t owe anything.
It is just a scam, they say. They even have my Social. How’s that?

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Friday, September 5, 2014

Is a tax-FREE account right for you?

Is a tax-FREE investment account right for you?
The Roth IRA is an IRS-approved trust to turn your investment earnings from taxable to tax-FREE. Your $3,000 annual contribution can be worth $30,000 in time—And it is all FREE of federal and state tax. This deal is better than Warren Buffett’s 17% tax rate. Even better than the 15% rate that John Kerry and Mitt Romney pay. With more corporations paying ZERO tax (actual tax rate 12.6% not 39%), you can now pay your fair share with an IRS-OK tax shelter: http://www.amazon.com/The-Tax-Shelter-Americans/dp/1500426520

Corporations, like the wealthy, pay fewer taxes and can “buy” elections
Business taxes used to make up 30 percent of federal revenue following World War II. Now corporate taxes have dwindled to 10 percent of government revenue, and some years the percentage has dipped to 6.6 percent. The wealthy like Buffett, Kerry, and Romney pay 17% or less of their income in total tax—about half that of the average person. The Supreme Court decided in 2010 that a corporation has free speech like a person and can spend whatever they like to move elections their way. Pay your fair share, not their share: http://www.amazon.com/Tax-FREE-Income-000-tax-free/dp/1477472584

Can you leave your money alone to work for you?
Find out HOW to keep your money working and turn $250 a month into $6,666 per month later. Set it and forget it. Don’t let your money go on unemployment.

What would you do if stocks were on sale (price drop)?
Would you buy more like Warren Buffett or sell and hold cash as your gut advises? This is the question that we all must face as we try to reach our goals. It is a question that is easy to answer if you have a time frame in mind for your money. What is the one investment that has provided over 11% a year return for the last 30 years? It requires YOUR control of yourself not the market and not your broker/advisor.

GOP crazies
We ought to bomb them back to the stone age.” Typical Cruz solution to any problem. Addressing the Koch Bros summit in Dallas, Ted Cruz and Rick Perry rallied their army to fight ISIS, since Obama has “no strategy” to fight. All were moved to give dollars not lives. Talk is filling PACs for 2016 war.

We are already supporting Stone-Age regimes?
Saudi Arabia's religious police beat up a British resident of Riyadh because he and not his wife paid for groceries at a women-only cash desk. Only women are allowed to pay at females-only cash desks in the kingdom. A man accompanied by female family members can stop at such desks so long as a woman deals with the cashier. A video showed a police agent jump out of his car and attack the Briton and a woman in black abaya cloak outside a supermarket. Police later apologized saying “mall security” should have dealt with the man. Riyadh buys US weapons while the Saudi’s fund terrorist groups. Three other Arab countries are listed as sources of militant money: Qatar, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.

GOP crazies “retired” to $1.8 Million
The Tea Party dumped Eric Cantor, but he is laughing all the way to the banks on Wall Street. Just as many former elected officials, he won his big paycheck AFTER their time in office. He will earn a base salary of $400,000, plus a $400,000 signing bonus and $1 million in restricted stock, according to the bank’s SEC filing. It is all a power game to them. Cantor will lobby for banks in DC.

Are brokerage disputes right for you?
When you give your money to a broker or advisor, you sign away your right to sue them for bad behavior. You must present your dispute to an arbitration panel made up of retired industry folks who make good money from the brokerage industry for good decisions. BEWARE: this will not be a fair fight. Consider 80-year-old Mabel Strobel’s case. Even after getting a judge to make the panel reconsider their stupid decision to charge her, Morgan Stanley can drag out the legal battle forever. Mabel isn’t getting younger. Better to make Wealth Without Wall Street: http://www.amazon.com/Wealth-Without-Wall-Street-Commissions/dp/1442168137

Are lottery tickets right for you as an investment?
Business Insider found that low-income households spend 9% of their income on lottery tickets. You have better odds of becoming a millionaire by investing that money every month in a basic tax-FREE account. Invest 9% now and spend 9% of your winnings tax-FREE later. In the last 30 years, your money would have earned 11.11% in a simple stock market fund. Every “ticket” you buy is worth 100 times the amount later. The winners are here: http://www.amazon.com/The-REAL-999-Plan-Invest/dp/1469917580

Double your money every 6 years
The stock market index crossed 2000 this year. In 2009, the index was 1000. You doubled your money in 6 years. Yet Wall Street claims they can beat the market. Most mutual funds and stock jockeys did NOT. Because there is no perfect system or stock picker, the market gained about 11.11% in the last 30 years and FEW did better. Some years it was down 20%, but it would take you 30 years to double your money in a CD. So there really are TWO types of money—money for fixing your car and money for fixing your retirement. You need both.

Wealthy upset with advisor’s fees too—paying more getting less
Harvard’s alum are upset that their school endowment earns less than an index fund but pays advisors DOUBLE what it paid just 3 years ago. Harvard’s fund has not regained its pre-crisis level despite the market doubling. Yale and other schools earn more and pay less. 324 advisors don’t make a richer endowment; they just make advisors richer. CALpers pension fund is moving to index funds to earn more and pay less.

Buy American?
CR says these are the best American-branded cars by class and size. None are completely made in US. Some do not have high reliability ratings from the 3-year old owners. Some make great used cars. Shop and compare online for the car and the insurance: http://www.amazon.com/Vehicle-Insurance-Beware-Double-Coverage/dp/1480027634


SCAMS           Why are we still paying $700 Billion a year for WWII deployments?
We are paying for 164,253 of our active-duty armed personnel to be in 150 countries around the world. We have about 50,000 in Japan and 50,000 in Germany.
Are we preparing for WWII again? There are 1,208,083[1] armed personnel in the United States. Our taxes pay for about HALF of the WORLD’s military expenditures every year. We have wasted $398.6 billion so far on the F-35 program—they can’t fly safely.
We just can’t afford to pay for everyone else’s defenses anymore.
Japan, Germany and S. Korea can pay for their own defenses.

Who owns your account now?
Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg's Swiss wealth management to Notenstein.

IAN
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