What type of information does MSRB Rule G-10 ensure is communicated to clients?

MSRB Rule G-10 is specifically designed to ensure that clients are informed about their rights related to the complaint process when dealing with municipal securities. This includes providing clients with information on how to file a complaint against a broker-dealer or municipal advisor, enhancing transparency and accountability in the municipal securities market.

While the other options involve important aspects of finance, they do not fall under the specific communication requirements established by MSRB Rule G-10. Legal obligations and investment strategies pertain to a broader context of financial advice that may exist within various regulations but are not the focus of this particular rule. Similarly, tax implications can be complex and vary widely, but Rule G-10 does not mandate communication about these topics. Thus, the correct emphasis of Rule G-10 clearly lies in ensuring clients know their rights and the procedures for addressing grievances.