You and your brother have decided to invest in the stock market together. You will put in $5,000 each and open a single account at a brokerage
How should the ownership of this account be established if both of you wish the other to keep all the money in the event that the other should die?
A) Tenancy by the entirety
B) Joint tenancy with the right of survivorship
C) Tenancy in common
D) Community property
Answer: B
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