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UGMA/UTMA accounts are custodial, with assets legally belonging to the minor once transferred. At majority, control shifts to the child. TOD accounts pass assets at death, JTWROS are joint ownership, and Roth IRAs are retirement accounts. Custodial accounts are a key test item.

Aggressive growth funds invest in speculative companies with high volatility, making them unsuitable for conservative investors. Bond funds and balanced funds are more stable. Suitability is one of the most common Series 6 exam themes.

Cold calling involves contacting prospective clients without prior consent. Representatives must comply with TCPA rules: limited calling hours, disclosure of identity, and honoring do-not-call lists. Contacting someone on the do-not-call list (C) is prohibited. Social media is a form of retail communication, not cold calling.

The Investment Company Act of 1940 requires redemption proceeds to be paid within seven calendar days. This ensures liquidity and investor protection. Same-day or T+1 payments are not mandated. This rule highlights the liquidity feature of mutual funds tested on Series 6.

Money market funds invest in short-term, high-quality instruments, emphasizing safety and liquidity. They are not designed for growth or high returns. Aggressive, international, and sector funds involve volatility and risk. Series 6 candidates must align conservative investors with money markets.