copymaster003
02-19-2003, 07:03 PM
<span style='font-size:13pt;line-height:100%'>I hope everyone had fun a few weeks ago drinking up, gambling, watching moives, and talking dirty to each other in my downstairs bachelor pad.
Just wanted to let everyone know what I do.... even though I passed out my cards.
I work for <span style='color:blue'>NEW YORK LIFE </span>and am a registered rep for <span style='color:blue'>NYLIFE Securities. </span> *If anyone needs any:
<span style='color:blue'>Retirement Programs</span> set-up (401k's, IRA's, ROTH-IRA's, Annuties, SEP, TSA's)
<span style='color:blue'>College Funding</span> (even if you are like Ray Wong and are on the 38 year plan)
<span style='color:blue'>Insurance</span> (Life Insurance, Life Insurance for Mortgage Protection and Acceleration, Health Insurance, Long-Term Care, *http://www.23rdavenue.net/forum/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/sad.gif Sorry, no car insurance)
<span style='color:blue'>Investments </span>(Mutual Fund Accounts, tax-deferred savings etc etc, Brokerage Accounts)
for themself or their parents, friends, ect. let me know. *I am trying to build a strong client base and am trying to get my name out there and I figure friends are the first group of people who I should be a resource to. *So if anyone has any financial related questions or need help reading their Retiremnet Account Statements, <span style='color:blue'>FEEL FREE TO CALL</span>(each call will be charged $5.99 the first min. and $1.99 each minute thereafter, lol) *This way, everyone can become my client, so that I can throw more parties and so that Richard can get free Alcohol and get drunk and Elbert can have a place to roll his joints... haa haa
And Yes, everyone can get a FREE Calendar, Key Chain, ect ect. compliments of <span style='color:blue'>NYLIFE</span>.
Just an interesting fact: *If you began to put away $100 a month into an account that was taxed deferred (meaning no taxes on your earnings, your interest just compounds like how a credit card charges you) and the account returned 8% consistently. *By the time you retire or age 65, you would have over 1-million dollars. *Yes, US Dollars not YEN!</span>
Just wanted to let everyone know what I do.... even though I passed out my cards.
I work for <span style='color:blue'>NEW YORK LIFE </span>and am a registered rep for <span style='color:blue'>NYLIFE Securities. </span> *If anyone needs any:
<span style='color:blue'>Retirement Programs</span> set-up (401k's, IRA's, ROTH-IRA's, Annuties, SEP, TSA's)
<span style='color:blue'>College Funding</span> (even if you are like Ray Wong and are on the 38 year plan)
<span style='color:blue'>Insurance</span> (Life Insurance, Life Insurance for Mortgage Protection and Acceleration, Health Insurance, Long-Term Care, *http://www.23rdavenue.net/forum/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/sad.gif Sorry, no car insurance)
<span style='color:blue'>Investments </span>(Mutual Fund Accounts, tax-deferred savings etc etc, Brokerage Accounts)
for themself or their parents, friends, ect. let me know. *I am trying to build a strong client base and am trying to get my name out there and I figure friends are the first group of people who I should be a resource to. *So if anyone has any financial related questions or need help reading their Retiremnet Account Statements, <span style='color:blue'>FEEL FREE TO CALL</span>(each call will be charged $5.99 the first min. and $1.99 each minute thereafter, lol) *This way, everyone can become my client, so that I can throw more parties and so that Richard can get free Alcohol and get drunk and Elbert can have a place to roll his joints... haa haa
And Yes, everyone can get a FREE Calendar, Key Chain, ect ect. compliments of <span style='color:blue'>NYLIFE</span>.
Just an interesting fact: *If you began to put away $100 a month into an account that was taxed deferred (meaning no taxes on your earnings, your interest just compounds like how a credit card charges you) and the account returned 8% consistently. *By the time you retire or age 65, you would have over 1-million dollars. *Yes, US Dollars not YEN!</span>