Form CRS (Client Relationship Summary)

To make sure I’m complying with my responsibilities as a financial professional, I may soon be providing you with a Client Relationship Summary, better known as a “Form CRS.” If you’re getting this form, it’s for one or more of the following reasons:

• We’ve discussed opening an account, a securities transaction, or an investment strategy that involves individual securities
• You’ve opened a second or additional account
• We’ve discussed a rollover from your retirement account into another account (new or otherwise)
• We’ve discussed a brokerage, service, or investment that doesn’t require a new account, yet wouldn’t be held in an existing account

This Form CRS may provide information on things like:

• Client and customer relationships
• Services I offer as your financial professional
• Any reportable legal or disciplinary history
• Where you can find more information about my firm
• Answers to commonly-asked questions

Please reach out with any questions you have, I am always here to help.

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