RedFlag, Allegation and/or Complaint against ROGER L PRECOURT
Disclosure #1 for ROGER PRECOURT
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- Event Date: 6/22/2005
- Disclosure Type: Customer Dispute
- Disclosure Resolution: Denied
- Disclosure Detail :: Allegations: WITH REGARD TO A VARIABLE ANNUITY PURCHASED IN MAY 2000, THE CUSTOMER ALLEGES THAT THE SALE WAS NOT IN HIS BEST INTEREST DUE TO HIS AGE AND RISK TOLERANCE. ADDITIONALLY, HE ALLEGES THAT THE VARIABLE ANNUITY WAS FUNDED FROM A MUTUAL FUND LIQUIDATION IN WHICH HE INCURRED A SALES CHARGE.
- Damage Amount Requested: $44,528.25
- Arbitration Docket Number:
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