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Business, 02.03.2021 03:00 nancylagunas805

A 60-year old customer has a 401(k) account with your firm that has $280,000, mainly invested in growth mutual funds. The customer has an elderly widowed aunt who has died, and he estate attorney has contacted him, notifying him that he has been left $100,000 as an inheritance

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