Series 51 DATABANK Practice Exams

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6 Final Exams
Covering the major topics found on the actual exam
Each question has a detailed explanation
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Series 51 Printed Materials

This fully illustrated book includes:

6 Final Exams with complete explanations are included
Over 400 simulated examination questions with detailed explanations

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Series 51 - Municipal Fund Securities

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$85

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Each question has a detailed explanation

6 Finals, covering all major topics

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DATABANK Practice Exams

Always up to date

Each question has a detailed explanation

6 Finals, covering all major topics

Printed Materials / Books

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Over 400 examination questions

6 Final Exams

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Printed Materials

$100

Printed Materials / Books

Study Program

Over 450 examination questions

6 Final Exams

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Series 51 - Municipal Fund Securities

Anyone who manages, directs or supervises activities in municipal fund securities (Section 529 Plans) must be licensed as either a Series 51 Limited Principal or Series 53 Municipal Securities Principal.

The Series 51 was developed for broker-dealers who do not deal in traditional municipal securities and thus do not have a Series 53 licensed principal. These broker-dealers are FINRA members that either have Series 24 or Series 26 licensed principals. These individuals can "tack on" a limited municipal principal license to supervise the sale of Section 529 plans by becoming Series 51 principals.