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ROGER HERMAN SCHEFFEL JR.
ROGER HERMAN SCHEFFELL JR.
CRD#: 4298675
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Investment Adviser
CLEARSTEAD; HARTLAND & CO., LLC; CLEARSTEAD ADVISORY SOLUTIONSCRD#: 105674 150 West Main Street Suite 1700
Norfolk, VA 23510
Registration History
2002200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026IACLEARSTEAD; HARTLAND & CO., LL... (CRD# 105674)2024 - Present (<1 year)IAWILBANKS, SMITH & THOMAS ASSET... (CRD# 106060)2009 - 2024 (14 years)IAUBS FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. (CRD# 8174)2002 - 2009 (7 years)
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State Registrations

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North Carolina 4/25/2024

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Virginia 4/25/2024

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Texas 4/25/2024

Current Registration(s)
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CLEARSTEAD; HARTLAND & CO., LLC; CLEARSTEAD ADVISORY SOLUTIONS (CRD#:105674)
150 West Main Street Suite 1700, Norfolk, VA 23510
Registered with this firm since 4/25/2024

Previous Registration(s)
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11/09/2009 - 04/25/2024 WILBANKS, SMITH & THOMAS ASSET MANAGEMENT, LLC (CRD#:106060) NORFOLK, VA
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05/15/2002 - 09/23/2009 UBS FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. (CRD#:8174) NORFOLK, VA
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