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Why Bank with EverBank? EverBank is an Equal Housing Lender and member FDIC. © 2011 EverBank. All rights reserved. 11EAP0076.4 For Investment Professional.

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1 Why Bank with EverBank? EverBank is an Equal Housing Lender and member FDIC. © 2011 EverBank. All rights reserved. 11EAP0076.4 For Investment Professional use only. Do not distribute to customers or the public.

2 Who is EverBank? A $12 billion* diversified financial services company
The EverBank Family of Services has been in business for over 50 years Services over 600,000 consumers in all 50 states * As of Year End 2010 (12/31/2010)

3 What Makes EverBank Different?
Account yields pledged to stay high Award-winning banking services Leader in innovative banking and currency products Exceptional online banking 24/7 customer service

4 A superior reputation—for strength, products and technology
Financial Performance BauerFinancial Star Rating "4-Stars" ( ) 1 4 stars Bankrate.com’s Safe & Sound® Star Ratings SM (2010) 2 VERIBANC "Green/*** Rating" ( ) 3 IDC Financial Publishing, Inc. “Superior Rating” ( ) Product Awards Bankrate.com “Top Tier” Award ( ) Money Magazine "Best of the Breed" Checking Account (2007) Money Magazine "Best of the Breed" Money Market Account (2007) Kiplinger's "Best Checking Account" (2006) Online Banking Report “Top 10 Most Significant Innovations and Developments” ( ) Service Awards Freddie Mac Tier 1 "Superior" Rating (2009) Online Banking Report "Best of the Web" – EverOne® Financial Center (now EverBank Online Financial Center) (2000, 2005) Forbes.com "Best of the Web" – EverBank.com ( ) Mortgage Technology “Top 25 Tech-Savvy Lenders” (2003, 2004) Allen C. Ewing (2001, 2002, 2004) Recognized as the #1 bank in Florida for highest Return on Equity (ROE). 1. Rating provided by BauerFinancial, 2. Bankrate.com SAFE & SOUND® BANK RATINGS as of March 2011. 3. Please contact VERIBANC, , to determine if this is the most recent rating.

5 Why Bank With EverBank? Earn More With Consistently High Bank Yields
EverBank’s Yield Pledge ® promise: Earn in the top 5% of competitive accounts1 Choose from 4 Yield Pledge Accounts Yield Pledge® Money Market Account Yield Pledge Checking Account Yield Pledge Savings Account Yield Pledge CDs 1. EverBank promises to keep the yield on your account in the top 5% of competitive accounts as measured the last Wednesday of each month in Bankrate Monitor, a weekly national survey of large banks and thrifts, surveyed by Bankrate.com. For the Yield Pledge CD, EverBank promises to keep the yield on your account in the top 5% of competitive accounts as measured each week in Bankrate Monitor. This promise applies at the time of purchase, or when rolling your expiring CD into a new CD with EverBank.

6 Why Bank With EverBank? Stay On Top Of Your Finances
The EverBank Online Financial Center makes it easy: View Account Balances, including accounts held at other institutions Transfer Money Optional Online Bill Pay Run reports to track spending View transaction history – and much more Sign up for a variety of free account alerts Receive monthly statements online (and faster) with e-Statements

7 Why Bank With EverBank? Receive and Pay Bills Quickly and Easily With Optional Online Bill Pay1 Make one time or recurring payments to nearly anyone Set up e-Bills and have bills delivered directly to the EverBank Online Financial Center—we’ll alert you when a new bill arrives Pay bills in just a few clicks and eliminate the cost and hassle of stamps and envelopes Take Advantage of Advanced Technology Electronic payments are made more quickly Download account information to Microsoft Money or Quicken View images of cancelled checks Stop payments in the Online Financial Center 1. The Yield Pledge Checking Account offers optional Online Bill Pay. Online Bill Pay has no fee when you maintain a minimum average daily balance of at least $5,000. Otherwise an $8.95 monthly fee is assessed for Online Bill Pay.

8 Why Bank With EverBank? Enjoy greater peace of mind that your money and your identity is secure Protect your finances and identity with the latest online security measures available today Reduce the threat of identity theft by replacing paper invoices and checks with electronic versions Identify unusual account activity faster Enroll in the IdentitySecure® identity protection service.1 Monitor your credit report with the 6-month Free Credit Monitoring Service2 offered to new account holders Enjoy the convenience of banking 24/7 Bank when and where you want with 24/7 Online and Mobile Banking Enjoy the convenience of our Online Check Deposit service3 to make deposits conveniently from home using a TWAIN compliant scanner A friendly Customer Care Specialist is always available to assist you Call any time, day or night All Free Credit Monitoring and IdentitySecure® services and benefits are provided by Trilegiant Corporation in conjunction with Alliance Marketing Association. Any part of these services may be modified or improved at any time and without prior notice. IdentitySecure is a registered mark of Trilegiant Corporation. Credit Alert is a registered service mark of Affinion Publishing, LLC. Daily monitoring will notify members of any new inquiries, certain derogatory information, accounts, public records, or change of address that have been added to their credit reports as reported by one of the major credit reporting agencies.  If no information has been added or changed, then the member will receive a monthly notification stating that no information has changed within their credit file. Subject to approval. Must be an existing EverBank customer to enroll in Online Check Deposit (OCD). See our OCD Agreement for information on crediting of deposits. Funds availability subject to EverBank’s Funds Availability Disclosure. Both are found in your Terms, Disclosures and Agreements Booklet.

9 Why Bank With EverBank? Transfer money more easily
Securely transfer money between all of your bank accounts, including accounts at other banks Set up automatic deposits to an IRA or mutual fund Online banking is good for the environment Eliminate paper statements and envelopes Have your bills sent to the bank electronically Pay your bills online

10 Why EverBank Is Right For You
You’ll gain peace of mind from EverBank’s strength and stability You’ll earn more with the EverBank Yield Pledge Accounts1 You’ll save time and money with award-winning Online Banking and Mobile Banking You’ll love the 24/7 customer service EverBank promises to keep the yield on your account in the top 5% of competitive accounts as measured the last Wednesday of each month in Bankrate Monitor, a weekly national survey of large banks and thrifts, surveyed by Bankrate.com. For the Yield Pledge CD, EverBank promises to keep the yield on your account in the top 5% of competitive accounts as measured each week in Bankrate Monitor. This promise applies at the time of purchase, or when rolling your expiring CD into a new CD with EverBank.

11 Why Bank With EverBank? EverBank Customer Care Associates are always ready to assist you Visit EverBankAdvisor.com to learn more about EverBank Call toll free, — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

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