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Government securities such as Treasury bills, notes, and bonds settle on T+1. Corporate and municipal bonds, and equities, settle T+2. Mutual funds settle same day. Series 6 candidates must memorize settlement cycles because they are tested directly.

TIPS adjust principal based on inflation, protecting against purchasing power risk. Fixed annuities, CDs, and T-bills do not adjust for inflation, leaving investors exposed. Purchasing power risk is a common suitability test item on Series 6 exams.

All retail communications must disclose that past performance does not guarantee future results. NAV is not guaranteed, FINRA never endorses investments, and diversification does not eliminate all risk. Disclosure rules protect investors and appear regularly on exams.

Correspondence refers to written/electronic communication distributed to 25 or fewer retail customers in a 30-day period. More than 25 retail customers is retail communication. Website ads are retail communication. Institutional-only presentations are institutional communications.