As a Financial adviser at Lpl Financial LLC since 1994, for years Bruce C Thue has been the Treasure of Marine Village Home Owner Association (43 units) which is a direct conflict of interest and is in the worst interest of the home owners.
Every year he injects the HOA half a million dollar funds to his account with Lpl Financial: $436,475 (2013), $$524,913 (2014) $591,678 (2015) year in and year out.
By having multiple roles as financial advisor and treasurer, the HOA could not be objective in its actions. The HOA is no longer unrelated and independent. As a key component in audits, independence has been compromised.
Besides, Bruce Christian Thue Lawndale California has a rap sheet:
Life Partners represented viatical policies as help for unfortuate individuals needing advanced payments on their life insurance policies. The upside for investors was a high return on investment, however in the intervening years since my initial investment the premiums and fees that Life Partners demands has skyrocketed. Initial annual premiums were reasonable (<.1% of total investment) and now have reached nearly 2%.
I feel Life Partners has not been forthright in explaining the steep climb in premiums. It appears they demand any amount of fees and premiums that help them keep the scheme afloat.
I would recommend against trusting investments with Life Partners. Thoroughly investigating viatical policies before investing would be prudent.
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As a Financial adviser at Lpl Financial LLC since 1994, for years Bruce C Thue has been the Treasure of Marine Village Home Owner Association (43 units) which is a direct conflict of interest and is in the worst interest of the home owners.
Every year he injects the HOA half a million dollar funds to his account with Lpl Financial: $436,475 (2013), $$524,913 (2014) $591,678 (2015) year in and year out.
By having multiple roles as financial advisor and treasurer, the HOA could not be objective in its actions. The HOA is no longer unrelated and independent. As a key component in audits, independence has been compromised.
Besides, Bruce Christian Thue Lawndale California has a rap sheet:
Life Partners represented viatical policies as help for unfortuate individuals needing advanced payments on their life insurance policies. The upside for investors was a high return on investment, however in the intervening years since my initial investment the premiums and fees that Life Partners demands has skyrocketed. Initial annual premiums were reasonable (<.1% of total investment) and now have reached nearly 2%.
I feel Life Partners has not been forthright in explaining the steep climb in premiums. It appears they demand any amount of fees and premiums that help them keep the scheme afloat.
I would recommend against trusting investments with Life Partners. Thoroughly investigating viatical policies before investing would be prudent.