| Zions Direct Offers New Online CD Auctions
SALT LAKE CITY, March 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Zions Direct, member NASD, a non-banking subsidiary of Zions First National Bank, announced today that it has launched a new online auction platform for FDIC-insured Certificates of Deposit (CDs). Similar to popular Internet auction methods, the CD auctions available at http://www.zionsdirect.com/ may enable individual investors to receive higher yields on their CDs. Auctions at http://www.zionsdirect.com/ empower investors to set the yield on the CD for which they are bidding. There are no fees, and the only requirement to participate in an .
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Below is a very partial listing of what will be in this phenomenal auction:
Wonderful selection of furniture to include:
Monumental american oak and walnut victorian triple book case, 18 adjustable shelves, bottom drawers, hooded top, corners are adorned with 28" lion footed woman holding columns, this pc has been professionally restored to a cond. ready for your use. 90" long x 100" tall x 13" deep. *amazing 19th c. document box w/ drawer. this pc is decorated w/ hundreds of crass tacks, red wash and metal corners. *arts and crafts era shaped top occasional table w/ carved silhouette legs of lions feet, leaves and flowers, old surface*victorian wicker child's rocker, cained seat, rolled arms, great cond *set of 6 quality antique custom mahogany dining chairs, shaped backs, claw feet, orig finish, all in great cond.*jetsons style swivel arm chair w/ orig ottoman and fabric*orig oak 2 door adjustable shelf book case w/ hooded top, shaped splash, beveled mirror, and applied carvings.
Creative ways to split inheritance can reduce friction
The event wasn't set up by an auction house or to benefit a charity. Instead, he was bidding against his two siblings in a private, Web-based auction that they held to divvy up their late father's personal property. Distributing a family's tangible belongings — often mundane knickknacks with far more sentimental value than monetary worth — has long had the potential to ignite family feuds. Divorce and second marriages can add to the tension, as children and stepfamilies vie for valued objects. Now, families and estate planners increasingly are turning to a number of novel strategies, including family auctions and a round-robin selection strategy, to divide tangible property without splitting families apart. Recent online tools also can help family members divide up a parent's belongings.
Sacramento sheriff auction of Simpson book rights delayed
LOS ANGELES - An auction scheduled for today for the rights to O.J. Simpson's book, "If I Did It," was delayed because the company that originally brokered the book deal between Simpson and a publishing firm filed for bankruptcy, an attorney said.Santa Monica Superior Court Judge Gerald Rosenberg had ordered the auction with the condition that all proceeds from any book that may be published be given to the family of Ronald Goldman, who was slain in Brentwood in 1994 along with Simpson's ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson. Simpson, an ex-USC and NFL star, was charged with the killings but was acquitted in 1995. .
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