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Maslowich
3 years ago
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LGIPs offered by municipal broker-dealers are: A investment vehicles available to the general public that permit tax-deferred sa

ving for higher education B investment vehicles available to the general public that permit tax-deferred saving for education below the college level C investment vehicles available to local government entities that permit investment of excess funds D investment vehicles available to local government entities that permit borrowing of funds as needed Review
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