FiNet rep managing $175 million moves to LPL

FiNet rep managing $175 million moves to LPL
Guy Rodgers Private Wealth Strategies is based in Mansfield, Texas.
OCT 13, 2021

Guy Rodgers, whose practice at Wells Fargo Financial Advisors Network managed $175 million, has affiliated with LPL Financial and will use its broker-dealer and corporate registered investment adviser platforms.

Rodgers, an attorney who began his securities career in 2008 at Edward Jones, moved to FiNet in 2016.

His firm, Guy Rodgers Private Wealth Strategies, is based in Mansfield, Texas.

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