Avantax adds $200 million LPL team in Las Vegas

Avantax adds $200 million LPL team in Las Vegas
Sullivan Financial’s Tom Sullivan had been affiliated with LPL for 24 years.
MAR 23, 2022

Sullivan Financial Services Inc., a Las Vegas-based advisory firm that manages more than $200 million in client assets, has moved to Avantax after being affiliated with LPL Financial, Avantax announced.

Tom Sullivan of Sullivan Financial had been affiliated with LPL for 24 years, according to the statement.

Sullivan cited Avantax’s products as an attraction, saying that “things like 1031 exchanges are important to us.”

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