Wornel Simpson

Investment Advisor

 

With a reputation for prudent fiscal management,  Wornel  has more than twenty-five years of experience developing diversified financial business management strategies.

Wornel Simpson's financial acumen, along with the solid backing of FSC Securities Corporation, makes for a winning combination.  As an independent broker/dealer, FSC has no proprietary products and provides timely information, exceptional transaction services and a broad spectrum of investment products and services designed to help meet the full range of investor goals and objectives.

Mr. Simpson is a bonded Registered Representative of FSC Securities Corporation, holding  Series 7 and 63 registrations.  He is currently registered in the states of California, Arizona, Indiana, Illinois, Florida, North Carolina, Colorado, Georgia and New York.  Wornel also holds California, Arizona, Indiana and New York State Department of Insurance Life licenses.



 
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College Funding

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Newsletters

HOT TOPIC: Investors Flock to Bond Funds, But What Happens When Rates Rise?

Investors are on track to invest 11 times more money in bond funds in 2009 than they will invest in stock funds. This is not surprising, considering the market volatility in 2008, but are these investors operating on false assumptions about the capabilities of bond funds?

A New Way to Diversify

Exchange-traded funds are unique investments that resemble mutual funds in some ways and behave like stock in other ways.

Fixed Annuities May Offer Stability

A source of guaranteed income may help remove some of the uncertainty associated with retiring when the financial markets are fluctuating.

Recapping Market Capitalization

The blurring of lines between large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap companies is an indication that it may be time to evaluate whether your portfolio holdings have shifted toward or away from your investment objectives.

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