
- September15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 17
New Fund Rules
Note:
If you buy into a mutual fund afterOctober 1, the fund must comply withsome stringent new identification rulesbefore it can let you in. Although someof the information that funds are askedto gather seem basic, like your SocialSecurity number and current address,some of it isn't. The rules, which wereput in place to prevent money laundering,also require the fund to ask foryour birth date and check your nameagainst a list of suspected terrorists andorganizations. The fund must also con-firm your identity shortly after youopen the account; if it can't, it mustcash-out the account. The new customeridentification regulations alsorequire mutual funds to look out forsuspicious trading activity in accountswith balances over $5000. Existingaccount holders are exempt fromthese new regulations.
Articles in this issue
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Cardiac Care Found to Be Lackingover 17 years ago
Who Owns the Building?over 17 years ago
Learn the Art of Dealership Negotiationover 17 years ago
Pioneer Woman Physician and Educatorover 17 years ago
African-American Doctor's Vital Legacyover 17 years ago
Does the Market Offer Any Safe Stocks?over 17 years ago
Clear the Stock Market Clouds from Viewover 17 years ago
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