Jonathan Paul Krueger Under Investigation at Larson Financial Securities LLC

Haselkorn & Thibaut, a nationally recognized investment fraud law firm, has announced an investigation into Jonathan Paul Krueger (CRD# 4416059), a financial advisor currently registered with Larson Financial Securities, LLC in Saint Louis, Missouri. With over 50 years of experience, a 98% success rate, and a “no recovery, no fee” policy, Haselkorn & Thibaut encourages any investors who worked with Mr. Krueger to reach out for a free, confidential consultation at 1 888-885-7162 if they have concerns about investments or losses.

Who is Jonathan Paul Krueger? Overview and Professional Background

Jonathan Paul Krueger is a seasoned broker and investment advisor, registered with FINRA and active for more than 17 years in the financial services industry. He is currently affiliated with Larson Financial Securities, LLC (CRD# 152517) in Saint Louis, Missouri, serving as a broker, and with Larson Financial Group, LLC (CRD# 140599) in Colorado Springs, Colorado, as an investment advisor.

Throughout his career, Mr. Krueger has maintained an active status with regulatory bodies and holds licenses in 14 states, including Missouri and Colorado, indicating a broad client base across multiple regions.

Career Timeline: Employment History

This track record shows a progression through several well-known investment advisory firms, culminating in his current position with the Larson Financial family of firms.

State Licensing and Compliance Registration

• Multi-state licensing: 14 state registrations including Colorado, Missouri, Alaska, Arizona, California, Georgia, Idaho, Oregon, Texas, Utah, and Washington.
• Currently registered with FINRA and in good standing as of January 2026. View BrokerCheck profile.

Disclosure and Complaint Summary for Jonathan Paul Krueger

One of the most important factors for any investor to consider is an advisor’s regulatory and complaint history. Below is a detailed overview of all complaint disclosures on record for Jonathan Krueger to date:

Full List of Customer Disputes:

• June 9, 2010 – Customer Dispute (Settled)
  Allegations: Customer claimed misrepresentation of a MetLife annuity contract purchased in July 2007; requested waiver of surrender charges.
  Damage Amount Requested: $5,000
  Settlement Amount: $12,189.14
  Status: Settled
• December 27, 2023 – Customer Dispute (Settled)
  Allegations: Customers alleged unsuitability, negligence, and breach of fiduciary duty related to insurance policies and a limited partnership recommended between 2010 and 2023.
  Damage Amount Requested: $7,374,258.61
  Settlement Amount: $300,000.00
  Status: Resolved via settlement
  Notes: Mr. Krueger participated in mediation and maintains that his recommendations were suitable, but the claim was settled to avoid costs and uncertainty of further proceedings.
• November 6, 2024 – Customer Dispute (Closed – No Action)
  Allegations: Inappropriate investment selection in an advisory account between 2019 and 2023.
  Damage Amount Requested: $217,316.00
  Settlement Amount: N/A
  Status: Closed with no action (no further demands or actions as of late 2024)
  Notes: Mr. Krueger provided requested information and documentation to the firm. After response, the firm received no further action from the customer or their attorney.

What Trends and Risk Factors Emerge?

Analysis of the timeline of complaints reveals several important points for investors:

• Three customer disputes over 14 years – Not frequent in volume, but the dollar amounts requested are substantial, especially the multi-million-dollar 2023 claim.
• Types of allegations include suitability, misrepresentation, and breach of fiduciary duty – These are standard in complex investment product cases and suggest clients had significant concerns about recommendations and transaction transparency.
• Settlement amounts – The largest recorded settlement is $300,000 paid in 2023, followed by a $12,189.14 payment in 2010. The third, most recent complaint ended with no action required – but still involved significant requested damages ($217,316), indicating a material investor concern.
• Cooperation and due process – Broker comments filed indicate Mr. Krueger participated in providing documentation, was responsive to inquiries, and maintains his position that recommendations were suitable.
• No regulatory actions or bars – Importantly, there are no regulatory penalties or enforcement actions on record as of this report date.

What Does This Mean If You’re an Investor?

Investors working with Jonathan Krueger at Larson Financial Securities, LLC in Saint Louis, Missouri or his previous firms may want to review their portfolio, statements, and correspondence. While no regulatory wrongdoing is currently found, the substantial settlements and pattern of suitability concerns suggest it is prudent to review investments for red flags such as:

• High-risk or complex products not fully understood
• Excessive fees, commissions, or surrender charges
• Frequent turnover or switching of investments
• Large losses inconsistent with stated risk tolerance
• Pressure to maintain or purchase insurance, annuities, or limited partnership interests

Next Steps for Concerned Investors — Free Consultation

If you suspect that unsuitability, misrepresentation, or negligence affected your investments with Jonathan Paul Krueger or at Larson Financial Securities, LLC, Haselkorn & Thibaut is actively investigating these types of claims nationwide.

• No cost, no obligation review: Their attorneys will confidentially review your situation and explain options — there is no fee unless you win a recovery.
• Proven results: Millions recovered for investors, 98% success rate, decades of experience standing up for clients nationwide.

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