INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS

Brand Owner Address Description
HAPPY TRUST COMPANY HAPPY STATE BANK 701 S Taylor; LB 120 Amarillo TX 79101 Individual retirement accounts; Bond funds investment; Estate trust management; Estate trust planning; Fiduciary services, namely, fiduciary representative services; Financial asset management; Financial custody services, namely, maintaining possession of financial assets for others for financial management purposes; Financial services, namely, administrating the issuance and management of certificates backed by real estate; Financial services, namely, assisting others with the completion of financial transactions for stocks, bonds, securities and equities; Financial trust operations services; Funds investment and funds investment consultation services; Investment banking services; Investment management services; Investment services, namely, asset acquisition, consultation, development and management services; Maintaining escrow accounts for investments; Providing investment advice to others; Real estate trustee services; Real estate management of farms, ranches and oil and gas properties; Trust services, namely, trust administration; Trust services, namely, investment and trust company services; Estate administration services, namely, trustee services; Guardian of estate services, namely, estate trust management; Agent services for Individual Trustees and Executors, namely, investment management and fiduciary representative service; Administration of employee benefit plans, namely, trust and custodial services concerning finance;Financial accounting services; Trust recordkeeping, namely, providing detailed accounting statements and records, and accounting services;TRUST COMPANY;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method and system are provided for authenticating accounts on a remote server. A set of unique accounts is requested from an authentication database. After the set of accounts is requested, existing data associated with the set of accounts, such as a web site, may be deleted from the remote server. The accounts are then checked out of the authentication database by retrieving a credential associated with each account in the database. The accounts are logged into the remote server using the retrieved credentials and then logged out. After logging in, the accounts maybe authorized using an authorization database.