Gerry Murdock, www.gerrymurdock.com

Gerry Murdock - Ca Insurance Lic. #0494095
3161 Cameron Park Dr.  #214,
Cameron Park, California, 95682

Phone
: 530.677.6211
Fax: 530.677.3231
Email: Gerry.Murdock@securitiesamerica.com

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Gerry Murdock formerly an Investment Advisor Representative of Brecek & Young Advisors, is now a Registered Representative of and offers securities through Securities America, Inc, and offers advisory services through Securities America Advisors, Inc.  Gerry Murdock, Investment Advisor Representative.

 Tax reduction/tax planning and estate planning services are not offered through Securities America and it’s representatives.  These services are offered in conjunction with qualified tax and/or legal professionals.  Securities America is not affiliated, endorsed nor retained by the IAFP or NALU. 

 

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