  I discuss non-trivial effects in the soft SUSY breaking terms which appear
when one integrates out heavy fields. The effects exist only when the SUSY
breaking terms are non-universal. They may spoil (1) the hierarchy between the
weak and high-energy scales, or (2) degeneracy among the squark masses even in
the presense of a horizontal symmetry. I argue, in the end, that such new
effects may be useful in probing physics at high-energy scales from TeV-scale
experiments.
