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Silver Law Group is investigating Del Mar, California-based Hilltop broker Justin Parker following a customer complaint alleging unsuitable investment recommendations, churning and elder abuse.
Silver Law Group and The Law Firm of David Chase are reviewing potential claims of fraudulent inducement of federal employees into purchasing high fee paying variable annuity products by LPL Financial LLC (CRD#6413) affiliated brokers Brandon Long (CRD# 5975459) , Christopher S Laws (CRD#4479529) , Johnathan Dax Cooke (CRD#5365691) and Danny Scott Hood (CRD#3236852).
Variable annuities (“VAs”) are highly-complex financial products. According to FINRA, a good way to think of a VA is as a cross between an insurance product and an investment product.
Like other annuities, a VA is a contract between the investor and an insurance company. The investor pays the insurer a single payment or a series of payments called premiums. In exchange for those premiums, the insurer promises to make periodic payments to you either immediately or at some point in the future.
Henderson, NV broker Glenn Moffitt was permanently barred from all FINRA activity for allegedly misappropriating funds from elderly clients between 2011-2014. According to his FINRA report, Moffitt is accused of misappropriating at least $370,000 and failing to cooperate with the FINRA investigation into these charges. Moffitt was registered with First Allied Securities Inc. of Las Vegas, NV during this time period.
The elderly victim alleges that Moffitt misappropriated more than a total of $400,000 from multiple accounts. This client also reports that Moffitt admitted the wrongdoing but did not repay the funds as promised. He allegedly pressured the client and steered them toward investments that were high risk and not in line with the client’s goals.
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