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Right Notes are unsecured debt obligations of General Motors Financial Company, Inc. and are not guaranteed by General Motors Company. Right Notes do not constitute a savings, deposit or other bank account and are not insured by or subject to the protection of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Ally Financial Demand Notes: Rate History Effective Date Principal Amount Rate Yield 03/16/2020 Under $15,000 1.15% 1.16% $15,000 through $50,000 1.35% 1.36%

Ally Financial Demand Notes Login – If you already own Ally Demand Notes, you can go here to log in to your account. (cibng.ntrsclp-online-521.com) 5. Ally / GMAC Demand Note Rate History – Go here to see historical interest rates for the last few years on Ally / GMAC Demand Notes. (www.ally.com) 6. Ally Demand Notes – “Is It Safe?”

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By selecting Demand Notes below, you will receive instant online access for all notes you may have. Demand Notes You will need your note number and last statement balance to sign up. I am enrolling as a Business. You will need to provide your business name as it appears on your note.

GMAC Demand Notes – What’s the Risk (January 3, 2006) With all the talk of a GM bankruptcy, many investors have been asking the question – What’s the risk in holding GMAC Demand Notes? For years many have utilized GMAC Demand Notes as an account for cash reserves that pays a much higher rate

In mid-2008, the declining financial condition of GMAC along with other developments had caused us to take a more cautious position concerning GMAC Demand Notes. See our June 2008 report, "GMAC Demand Notes – The New Risks". Then, in the fourth quarter of 2008, GMAC successfully became a bank holding company.