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Elizabeth Walton is an investment advisor representative associated with 1919 Investment Counsel, LLC. Elizabeth has been in the industry since 1980 and is registered with the state of Texas. Previously, Elizabeth worked with Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. and Scudder Investor Services, Inc. Elizabeth has passed the Series 1, Series 63 and Series 65 exams.
Advisors offer a broad range of advisory services designed to meet the unique needs of individuals, businesses, and investment companies. These services provide professional guidance and personalized strategies to help clients achieve their financial goals.
Comprehensive financial plans to help you achieve your personal and business goals.
Guidance on pension options to ensure a secure financial future.
Helps you choose top advisors aligned with your financial goals.
Custom portfolio management strategies for businesses to achieve long-term growth.
Personalized portfolio management to meet individual financial objectives.
Strategic management for diversified investment portfolios.
Nondiscretionary investment advice and certain family office services
Advisors may be compensated through a variety of fee structures, offering flexibility and transparency. This allows clients to choose the arrangement that best aligns with their financial objectives.
Set rates for specific services, regardless of time or assets managed.
A percentage of the total value of assets under management is charged.
Asset-based fees for nondiscretionary model advice
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NY
01/04/2005 - Present
1919 Investment Counsel, LLC (NEW YORK NY)
NY
10/21/2003 - 01/13/2005
DEUTSCHE BANK SECURITIES INC. (NEW YORK NY)
NY
02/04/1980 - 10/21/2003
SCUDDER INVESTOR SERVICES, INC. (NEW YORK NY)
IA
Issued 03/30/1993
Series 65 - Uniform Investment Adviser Law Examination
BC
Issued 06/13/1989
Series 63 - Uniform Securities Agent State Law Examination
BC
Issued 01/21/1980
Series 1 - Registered Representative Examination
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Inactive
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