| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The first is that contributions are invested in a brokerage account, where the Coverdell status simply serves as a tax-favored wrapper for the account - similar to an IRA - which means the account owner has all the flexibility of the typical investment account to allocate the money, including investing in individual stocks and bonds, or any selection of mutual funds or exchange-traded funds, and t
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