Series 6 Top-Off Exam Questions &
Answers
What type of fund can issue more than one type of security? - ANS - Closed-end funds. They can
issue common & preferred stock, and bonds. Open-end can only issue redeemable co
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Series 6 Top-Off Exam Questions &
Answers
What type of fund can issue more than one type of security? - ANS - Closed-end funds. They can
issue common & preferred stock, and bonds. Open-end can only issue redeemable common
stock.
What are some key features of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934? - ANS - (The People Act) it
requires registration of people and exchanges transacting securities business in order to prevent
manipulative and deceptive practices. The Act of 1934 also created the SEC and mandated the
creation of SROs.
How are municipal bonds taxed? - ANS - They are exempt from federal income taxes, but taxed
on capital gains
When a brokerage firm sells stock from its own inventory, it is acting in the capacity of - ANS -
a principal and is charging a markup
What are mutual fund shareholders taxed on? - ANS - Capital gains distributions, reinvested
dividends and interest distributions. They are NOT taxed on unrealized capital gains
When should a customer purchase a combination annuity? - ANS - When they want a source of
retirement income that is both stable and will offer some protection against purchasing-power
risk in times of inflation, advantages of both a fixed & variable annuity
Characteristics of Treasury Notes - ANS - Intermediate maturity with various maturities (2-10
years), pay semiannual interest, and they sell at par.
Characteristics of index annuities - ANS - They have a guaranteed minimum return and longer
surrender periods, and are not considered securities
What is a third market transaction - ANS - Listed and trading on the over-the-counter market
(OTC)
Mid-cap stocks - ANS - Good for someone in low tax bracket, wishing to invest moderate sum of
money and have some protection from inflation. These historically provide good hedges against
inflation making them appropriate for an investor seeking long-term growth and inflation
protection.
Equity income funds - ANS - invest in common stock, preferred stock and convertible securities
for the purpose of generating current income and capital growth
What is a 403(b) plan, or a tax-sheltered annuity (TSA) - ANS - Public schools-403(b)
organizations-and for private schools, research foundations, religious organizations, and other
nonprofits.
What does the investor receive when they redeem shares with no redemption fee? - ANS - They
receive the bid (or NAV) times the number of shares
How often can open-end investment companies issue long-term securities? - ANS - No more
than once per year (annually)
What should be done when interest rates in the market where a long-term unit investment trust is
increases? - ANS - Nothing - UITs interest rates are fixed so they would not react to market
changes.
Exchange privileges for funds and how they are taxed - ANS -
Selling price/offering price of shares when given the NAV - ANS - NAV / (100% − SL%) =
public offering price
$9.30 divided by 93% (.93) = $10.
Blend/core funds - ANS - Portfolios consisting of equ
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