SIE practice questionmediumRegulation D - Accredited Investors
Which investor qualifies as accredited under Regulation D?
- AA minor
- BAny holder of a brokerage account
- CAnyone with income over $50,000/year
- DAn individual with $1 million net worth, excluding primary residence✓ Correct answer
Explanation
Why D — An individual with $1 million net worth, excluding primary residence
Accredited investors must have $1 million net worth (excluding home) or high income. Simply having an account or modest income does not qualify.
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