Okla. Stat. tit. 30, § 30-2-110
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Investments authorized
Official statutory text
A guardian legally holding funds or assets belonging to or for
the benefit of a minor may with the approval of the district court
or other court in which such estate is pending, invest such funds or
assets or any part thereof, in single premium life, single premium
endowment, or single premium annuity contracts of legal reserve life
insurance companies as are duly licensed and qualified to transact
business within this state.
the benefit of a minor may with the approval of the district court
or other court in which such estate is pending, invest such funds or
assets or any part thereof, in single premium life, single premium
endowment, or single premium annuity contracts of legal reserve life
insurance companies as are duly licensed and qualified to transact
business within this state.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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