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How to Select a Good Stockbroker

10 Tips From the Securities Fraud Hotline

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Go over your statement each month. If you do not understand it, call the broker. If you still don't understand it or you see something that appears out of line, call the branch manager.

10. Take responsibility for your money. Be involved in all phases of your investments. Keep informed. Make investment changes as the changing world and your life circumstances warrant.

Securities Fraud Hotline

The Securities Fraud Hotline has existed for 16 consecutive years to help burned stock market investors nationwide successfully recover funds if, and only if, they have been "burned" or ripped-off by their stockbrokerage firms and agents. By utilizing the "best friend" of the burned investor (non-court, time efficient, cost-effective arbitration), the Hotline has recovered literally millions for burned investors in claims against Wall Street. "The securities arbitration and mediation systems work and the free hotline gets calls from across America," says founder and CEO Paul N. Young.

"While our main mission is to recover money lost by Main Street due to Wall Street fraud and misconduct, education has always been a large part of our work," Young says. The Hotline has developed a 10-point program, "How to Select a Good Stockbroker – At a Glance," so that people can properly select a stockbroker and firm and never be caught in the anger-filled and often embarrassing position of being victimized by Wall Street.

The Hotline is available at 1-800-222-4724.

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