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Testimonials must disclose if compensation was paid and that results may not be typical. Future guarantees (B) are prohibited. Record retention (C) is mandatory. Risk disclosures (D) cannot be omitted.

Correspondence is written/electronic communication distributed to 25 or fewer retail investors within 30 days. An email to 40 customers (A) is retail communication. A seminar (C) is a public appearance, and a LinkedIn profile (D) is static content. Series 7 candidates must differentiate correspondence, retail communication, and institutional communication because supervision and approval requirements differ.

Zero-coupon bonds make no coupon payments, so there is no reinvestment risk. Callable bonds (A) create reinvestment risk. Notes and preferred stock (C, D) provide regular payments requiring reinvestment.

Keogh (HR-10) plans are qualified retirement plans for self-employed persons, offering higher contribution limits than IRAs. SEP IRAs (B) are for employers, Roth IRAs (A) have lower limits, and UGMA (D) are custodial, not retirement. Series 7 candidates must know plan structures, eligibility, and limits.

IRA contributions must come from earned income (wages, salary, self-employment). Passive income (dividends, interest, gains) does not qualify. Series 7 exam tests retirement plan eligibility and contribution rules.