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Summary of Overdraft Changes

Regulation E enforces the Electronic Funds Transfer Act. In late 2009, this regulation changed to require you to opt in to giving the bank permission to pay at its discretion specific transactions when funds to cover the transaction amount are insufficient.
·         All banks had to comply by August 15, 2010 for personal checking accounts. You can still opt in after this date, but will be open to the possibility of having a transaction denied in the meantime.
·         You will need to opt into the BancorpSouth Overdraft Payment Service for ATM and "everyday" nonrecurring Debit Card transactions to allow BancorpSouth to pay, at its discretion, these transactions when funds to cover the transaction amount are insufficient.
·         Checking accounts in which this regulation applies are Personal Checking Account with a Debit or ATM card.
·         Accounts that already have Overdraft Production Products to help cover an overdraft amount will still need to opt in for these specified transactions when your Overdraft Protection Product does not cover the entire amount of the transaction.
·         If you do not opt in to the BancorpSouth Overdraft Payment Service for ATM and "everyday" nonrecurring debit card transactions, these will be denied.
 
What Is and Isn't Covered by These Changes?
If you do not opt in for Overdraft Payment Service for ATM and everyday debit card transactions, you are still enrolled for the Overdraft Payment Service for any other transaction (i.e. check).
Transactions that will be denied if you do not opt in include:
·         "Everyday" Non-recurring Debit Card Transactions - everyday purchases using your Debit Card such as purchases at the gas station or the grocery store
·         ATM transactions
Transactions that could still be honored and could overdraw an account by the bank paying the transaction (at its discretion) through the Overdraft Payment service include:
·         Check - or - ACH
·         Recurring Debit Card Transactions - autodrafts set up with a third party, such as a cable or satellite payment, that is automatically charged to your Debit Card monthly by the third party.
 
How Do You Opt In?
·         Call Center - call the InfoLine at 999-797-7711
·         Internet Banking - opt in by clicking a link within the Internet Banking service
·         Branch - opt in at your nearest BancorpSouth location

 

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MUTUAL FUND FEES AND ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION

Mutual funds are subject to various fees, charges and other expenses, including investment management fees and various distributionrelated fees (including 12b-1 fees), transfer agency fees and other administrative service fees. The current prospectus for the applicable mutual fund contains more detailed information concerning the fund and its objectives, risks, fees and charges. A copy of the current prospectus may be obtained by contacting your Account Administrator.

BancorpSouth Asset Management & Trust receives fees or other compensation ("Fund Compensation") when your account's assets are invested in certain mutual funds, including money market mutual funds. Some Fund Compensation is paid to us from the assets of the funds ("Fund-Paid Compensation") and impacts your investment return. In other instances, Fund Compensation is paid out of the assets of the fund's manager/sponsor ("Manager-Paid Compensation") and does not impact your investment return. Generally, Fund Compensation is paid to us at least quarterly and is based on a percentage of the average daily net assets of your account invested in the fund. The Fund Compensation we receive is in addition to our normal asset-based fees and other fees and the value of your account's assets will be included in calculating our normal asset-based fees and applicable Fund Compensation.

Trading Platform. If you direct the investment of your account, you have access to a wide variety of mutual funds on our BancorpSouth Asset Management Trading Platform. Many of the mutual funds available on the Trading Platform pay us Fund-Paid Compensation for sub-transfer agency and related services, which fees typically range from 0.10% - 0.15% annually. In addition, certain funds available on the Trading Platform pay us Fund-Paid Compensation in the form of 12b-1 fees for various administration and customer servicing relating to the fund's shares held by your account, which fees typically range from 0.00% to 0.25% annually.

Asset Allocation Models. Currently, we receive Fund-Paid Compensation only in the form of sub-transfer agency fees (for services related to buying, selling, and holding fund shares) from some mutual funds (including money market funds) that are used in our Asset Allocation Models. The sub-transfer agency fees we receive range from 0.00% to 0.15%. The amount of Fund Compensation we receive will vary from fund to fund and may not apply in the case of some funds. Our investment process is designed to pick funds for the Asset Allocation Models without regard to whether a fund pays us Fund Compensation and without regard to the amount of such compensation.

Money Market Mutual Funds. Your account's short-term balances are invested in money market mutual funds sponsored/managed by Federated Securities Corp. ("Federated Money Funds") or money market mutual funds sponsored/managed by Goldman Sachs Asset Management, L.P. ("Goldman Money Funds"). As of March 1, 2011, we receive Manager-Paid Compensation from Federated Securities Corp. or its affiliates of up to 0.05% of the average net assets invested in Federated Money Funds and from Goldman Sachs Asset Management or one of its affiliates of up to 0.06% of the average net assets invested in the Goldman Money Funds. The level of Manager-Paid Compensation will vary from time to time.

For additional information, please contact your Account Administrator.