Question #3 of 15As an insurance agent and investment professional, Caroline is aware that all of the following are considered methods of payment that are more susceptible to money laundering EXCEPTO A) a money order.OB) a refund check from an insurance company.OC) checks drawn on the account of someone other than the owner or annuitant.Question ID: 1202643O D) a traveler's check.

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