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1994-185
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12/12/1994
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117
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<br /> C¡ç)r/ <br /> CITY OF SAN MARCOS <br /> DEPOSITORY BID - 1994 <br /> Victoria Bank & Trus t appreciates the opportunity to compete <br /> for your depository relationship. Our depository bid is <br /> structured so you will be able to generate income on every <br /> dollar not needed to offset bank services. Offered exclusively <br /> to our public depositors, we call it our Income Maximization <br /> Plan. It has four parts: <br /> .' <br /> NOW Accounts (operating accounts) - A~l demand deposits can <br /> be placed in NOW accounts. We will analyze each account <br /> monthly to determine balances needed to cover services. <br /> (See Attachment I for service charges.) Excess balances <br /> will earn income at 25 basis points below the average of the <br /> previous monthl s 91-day Treasury bill auction discount rate. <br /> (See Attachment II.) You may have any number of accoünts. <br /> The aggregate balance must be sufficient to 'offset service <br /> charges. Demand accounts are an alternative to' the NOW <br /> accounts for depositors that would rather pay fees. Demand <br /> and NOW accounts will be subject to the same fee schedule. <br /> (Attachment I) <br /> Money Market Mutual Funds (short term funds) - Sec. 2 (d) of <br /> the Public Fund Investment Act of 1987 states that a public <br /> entity,... II may , in accordance with this Act, purchase, sell <br /> and invest its funds and funds under its control in an SEC <br /> registered, no load money market mutual fund...11 You may <br /> invest 80% of your monthly avèrage fund balance and 100% of <br /> bond proceeds in these funds. Mutual funds are an <br /> outstanding alternative for your short term needs. We offer <br /> Federated Securities mutual funds as an ideal way to achieve <br /> the proper balance of liquidity, safety and yield. These <br /> funds are rated AAAm by Standard & Poor's Investors Service <br /> and are legal investments under the 1987 Act. Attachment <br /> III shows average monthly returns on the Government Money <br /> Market Fund and the Treasury Money Market Fund. Far more <br /> flexible than Time Deposits or short maturity Treasury <br /> bills, these funds keep your money working profitably. . <br />
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