Series 6: 2.2.3. Joint Accounts

Taken from our Series 6 Top-off Online Guide

2.2.3.  Joint Accounts

A joint account is an account in which more than one party can access and trade in the account. Upon opening a joint account, each party must sign the new account form, which also operates as a joint party agreement. The joint party agreement specifies the details and rules of the account. Important rules include:

  • All parties are allowed access to the account and may make trades in the account.
  • Certificates of securities sold from the account must be signed by all parties.
  • Checks must be made payable to all parties on the account.
  • Checks to be deposited into the account must be endorsed by all parties.
  • The account

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