When the Special Deputy has a reasonable certainty regarding the timing and/or amount of a distribution in a particular estate it is posted as a Good Faith Estimate. OSD's practice of posting Good Faith Estimates is a commitment to the creditors of the estates we manage. This information may be valuable for financial planning and lead to more informed consumer decisions.

A Good Faith Estimate is based upon facts and circumstances known to the Liquidator at the time it was issued. Prior to your making any decisions in reliance upon a Good Faith Estimate, be aware that potential changes in the underlying facts and circumstances upon which a Good Faith Estimate is based may result in a reduction, either in part or in full of the proposed dividend.

Currently, there is one (1) good faith estimate:

• Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company ("Lumbermens"), American Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Company ("AMMIC") and American Motorists Insurance Company ("AMICO")