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CHRISTOPHER DAGESSE WALLACE
CRD#: 2732380
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Investment Adviser
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Broker
PRIMERICA ADVISORSCRD#: 10111 48 TANDBERG TRL
WINDHAM, ME 04062
Registration History
1996199820002002200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026IAPRIMERICA ADVISORS (CRD# 10111)2016 - Present (8 years)BPFS INVESTMENTS INC. (CRD# 10111)1996 - Present (28 years)
Disclosure(s)
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8/7/2018
Customer Dispute
Settled
License(s)

State Registrations

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California 11/8/2010

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New Hampshire 10/12/2001

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Florida 4/17/2001

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New York 5/14/2013

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Georgia 2/22/2017

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North Carolina 1/26/2023

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Maine 5/1/1996

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Vermont 4/28/2020

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Maine 5/10/2016

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Virginia 6/2/2020

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Massachusetts 3/17/2006

SRO Registrations

Not all jurisdictions require IAR registration or may have an exemption from registration.
Current Registration(s)
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PRIMERICA ADVISORS (CRD#:10111)
48 TANDBERG TRL, WINDHAM, ME 04062
Registered with this firm since 5/10/2016

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PFS INVESTMENTS INC. (CRD#:10111)
48 TANDBERG TRL, WINDHAM, ME 04062
Registered with this firm since 4/12/1996

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Broker
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Investment Adviser
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Disclosures
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