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LPL Financial Research Publishes Midyear Outlook 2019

Fundamentals Still in Focus, with Progress on Trade Critical

Investment Scams | What to Look Out For & Tips to Stay Safe

Investment scams begin with bad actors offering a low risk, high reward investment opportunity that promises quick money or “guaranteed returns”.

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Meet our team of Business Development Consultants, available to discuss your program and your vision for future success.

Find an LPL Boutique Broker-Dealer Consultant Near You

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LPL Financial and Simmons Bank Welcome Investment Program of Landmark Bank

“The LPL partnership plays an important role in executing on our long-term growth strategy." – W. Cary Curzon

LPL Bank and Credit Union Investment Program Managers Make Up One-Third of Industry Top 30 List

“It takes vision, support from the institution and partners, and commitment from a talented team to be able to lead a program to these heights.” – Arthur Osman

LPL Financial Opening Austin Base for Technology Workforce

“With its thriving startup environment, Austin is a great place to find talented, purpose-driven employees with advanced skills and innovative mindsets.” – Scott Seese

LPL's Multi-Bank Cash Sweep Program Can Offer Increased FDIC Insurance Limits

While LPL is not a bank, the company does utilize cash sweep programs that deposit customers’ uninvested cash in banks that offer FDIC insurance.

For 50 Years, Freedman Financial Has Provided ‘Financial Advice in a Language You Can Understand™’

Tucked away in historic Peabody, Mass., nestled along the gateway to Salem, just north of Boston, is Freedman Financial, a family-run practice that started 50 years ago in the basement of Barry Freedman’s home. He built the business going door-to-door, determined to make a differ...

Longtime Advisor Prepares to Transition ‘Ministry in Finance’ to Son

When Joel Malakoff was 11 years old, his father sat him down to break some devastating news: there would be no more allowance. The family could no longer afford the extra $2.50 per week.