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A document which gives an individual proof of having an investment in a savings and loan institution. It also shows how much money has been invested. Investment certificates are different from stocks because they do not give the holder a right to vote, nor do they require any responsibilities to be fulfilled by the shareholder. also called mutual capital certificate.

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