Edward Jones-Financial Advisor: Sharon Ackerman, Cfpaams

Setting goals for your financial future is important. Of course, with unpredictable markets and the unexpected twists and turns that come with life, getting to those goals can sometimes feel difficult. As an Ameriprise financial advisor serving clients in the Florence, SC area, J Wayne Thompson will take the time to understand you and your goals, as well as those changing markets, and can help you confidently focus on the future. If the path seems long and uncertain, a carefully mapped approach is the best way forward. We're here to help you stay focused today, so you can reach your goals tomorrow. The comments displayed are not verified, may not be accurate and are not necessarily representative of our client experience.

Setting goals for your financial future is important. Of course, with unpredictable markets and the unexpected twists and turns that come with life, getting to those goals can sometimes feel difficult. As an Ameriprise financial advisor serving clients in the Conway, SC area, Linda Rabon will take the time to understand you and your goals, as well as those changing markets, and can help you confidently focus on the future. If the path seems long and uncertain, a carefully mapped approach is the best way forward. We're here to help you stay focused today, so you can reach your goals tomorrow. The comments displayed are not verified, may not be accurate and are not necessarily representative of our client experience.

Founded by advisors, for advisors LPL Financial was formed in 1989 through the merger of two small brokerage firms, Lins co & Private Ledger (founded in 1968 and 1973, respectively).By merging these two companies, the founders of LPL sought to create a trusted alternative to Wall Street firms, one in which financial advisors could build highly competitive businesses while always doing what is right for their clients. Today, we are the largest independent broker/dealer in the country* supporting more than 16,000 financial advisors. In 2005, LPL sold a 60% ownership stake to two private equity partners, Hellman & Friedman LLC and Texas Pacific Group, both strongly committed to maintaining the independence of the firm.