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Roth IRAs require contributions from earned income (wages or self-employment). Custodial accounts (B), trusts (C), and joint accounts (D) are not dependent on earned income. Series 7 candidates must distinguish retirement account rules.

Partnership accounts require a partnership agreement specifying who may trade. Corporate accounts need charters, trusts need trust agreements, and ODD applies to options accounts. Candidates must match documents to account type.

Certain retail communications (e.g., investment company ads) must be filed with FINRA within 10 business days of first use. Risk disclosure is mandatory, testimonials need disclaimers, and guarantees are prohibited. Candidates must know filing, approval, and retention rules.

Retail communication is written/electronic material sent to more than 25 retail investors in 30 days. A letter to 10 (A) is correspondence. Institutional (C) applies to professionals. Live interviews (D) are public appearances. Series 7 exam emphasizes proper classification.

The credit agreement is mandatory for a margin account and discloses terms of the loan, interest calculation, and the firm’s rights in case of default. The loan consent agreement (A) is optional and permits the firm to lend securities, often used for short selling. The options agreement (C) is specific to options accounts, and the custodial agreement (D) applies to UTMA/UGMA accounts. Series 7 candidates must know Regulation T requirements, initial and maintenance margin rules, and disclosure obligations for margin accounts. Customers must receive a margin disclosure statement at account opening, and the agreement must be signed before trading in margin.