Christopher B. Milton, CFP®
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Chris Milton, Christopher Bradley Milton
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Description
Christopher Milton is a financial professional at Jonathan Roberts Advisory Group, Inc., a broker-dealer with 166 registered representatives nationwide. Christopher is also registered with J.W. Cole Financial, Inc.. Christopher has held an industry securities registration for 21 years and is subject to SEC and FINRA oversight.
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Answered Jan 16, 2013
near Fallbrook, CA
Really depends on size of the IRA (portfolio) but in my opinion it is probably high unless your portfolio is just made up of mutual funds which would only be appropriate (again in my opinion) if it was under $50k ($100k max).
That being said, if your
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Really depends on size of the IRA (portfolio) but in my opinion it is probably high unless your portfolio is just made up of mutual funds which would only be appropriate (again in my opinion) if it was under $50k ($100k max).
That being said, if your advisor chooses to (and follows) all the funds/managers then power to him/her.
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Answered Sep 24, 2012
near Fallbrook, CA
The first rule is "Don't", or really try not to. If that doesn't work then generally (if your plan allows) you can borrow up to 50% of your vested account balance or $50k whichever is lower (min. is $1,000). Needs to be paid back over 5 years (monthly
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The first rule is "Don't", or really try not to. If that doesn't work then generally (if your plan allows) you can borrow up to 50% of your vested account balance or $50k whichever is lower (min. is $1,000). Needs to be paid back over 5 years (monthly payroll deducted) and the interest rate is the "prime rate" plus one percent. The current "prime rate" can be found in the business section of your local newspaper or the Wall Street Journal. Oh, the interest is paid back you YOU.
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Answered Dec 03, 2012
near Fallbrook, CA
4% in a few weeks is pretty good. But it means nothing. Use his methods for at least 5 years (probably 10) and then MAYBE you'll be on to something. Unless you have inside information, investing in the short-term is a "crap-shoot".
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Advisor Assets Under Management
$375.0K
Estimated Average Account Balance Per Client
*An individual AUM and number of accounts has been entered by the advisor and has not been verified.
Advisor Client Types
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High Net Worth Individuals |
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Individuals |
35% |
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Pension and Profit Sharing Plans |
5% |
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Corporations or Other Businesses |
5% |
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Charitable Organizations |
5% |
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Experience and Employment History
*Experience and Employment History information reflects the past 10
years of employment as reported on the SEC ADV filing as of 03/04/2013, and is not a complete representation of the advisor's experience and
employment history. Furthermore, the advisor is required to provide this information only while registered with an investment advisor firm
and the information is not updated through Form U4 after the advisor ceases to be registered. Therefore, an employment date of "Present" may not reflect the advisor's current employment status.
Licenses and Conduct
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Registered
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03/04/2013
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05/28/2013
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Advisor Exams
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Series |
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| General Securities Principal Examination |
Series 24 |
03/30/2001 |
| Uniform Investment Adviser Law Examination |
Series 65 |
05/26/1998 |
| General Securities Representative Examination |
Series 7 |
01/24/1997 |
| Uniform Securities Agent State Law Examination |
Series 63 |
03/06/1992 |
| Investment Company Products/Variable Contracts Representative Examination |
Series 6 |
03/05/1992 |
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