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News Report 8/4/17

The North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA), an association of state securities regulators, released a 23-page report of a broker-dealer survey conducted in 2016 focusing on senior investors. The report was released in mid-June 2017 and it included data from 60 broker-dealer firms relating to the supervision of seniors accounts and escalation of senior issues. […]

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Report 7/21/17

Gary Kenneth Rasmussen is registered with J.W. Cole Financial, and previously registered with Financial Advisors of America. Rasmussen is believed to have been the subject of one or more customer complaints related to alleged recommendations of unsuitable investment products. See: FINRA brokercheck. If you are an investor who has suffered losses with Rasmussen, J.W. Cole

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Report 7/14/17

Dion Padilla was registered with NEXT Financial Group, LLC and Padilla is believed to have been the subject of a FINRA regulatory action based on allegations relating to variable annuity transactions that may have included misrepresentations and/or unauthorized transactions. See: FINRA brokercheck. If you are an investor who has suffered losses with Padilla at NEXT

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Report 7/07/17

Thomas Oliphant was registered with LPL Financial and conducted business under the name of One Advocate Group and Grand Purpose Advocate. Oliphant is believed to have been involved with outside business activities and was discharged and terminated by LPL Financial and also had at least one prior customer complaint disclosure on his record. See: FINRA

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Report 6/30/17

Onwallstreet.com on 6/29/17 reported that the SEC is now probing Morgan Stanley and Barclays bankers on Puerto Rico bonds and the SEC may take action for their roles in Puerto Rico bond sales before a worsening financial crisis sent Puerto Rico hurtling toward bankruptcy. If you are an investor who has suffered losses with Morgan

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