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Can one take a loan against their mutual fund?I mean,use the mutual fund as collateral? Thanks.
Dear Marla L:
Yes. As long as it is not an IRA, 401K or other retirement fund.
Sincerely,
Marina Lando
Business Loan Quest
www.blquest.biz
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Financing -- Loans
Answers by Expert:
Marina Lando
Expertise
How to apply for business loan or start-up loan.
Experience
Business loans, commercial and residential mortgages, private money financing
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