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CMA account

I like the flexibility of having access to cash management services through my investment account.

The Cash Management Account ® (CMA account) offers convenience and flexibility of cash management services such as check writing, a Visa® deferred debit card¹ or Bill Pay services combined with an investment account. You can manage your everyday financial needs while supporting your long-term investment goals through a broad range of investment options—all in a single account. Plus, you can benefit from an automatic cash sweep feature, such as the Merrill Lynch Bank Deposit Program (MLBDP) for uninvested cash balances.

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_{1. Some restrictions on Visa card issuance for certain account types may apply.}

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Do you value the convenience of paying a bill or writing a check directly from your investment account for occasional larger than normal purchases such as college tuition?

Would you like for your cash portfolio to work harder for you though automatic investing into a bank deposit program?

Do you want the ability to automatically reinvest cash dividends?

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