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Investor protection resources

If you suspect your broker is guilty of serious violations of securities law, you can contact the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The Office of Investor Education and Assistance provides detailed instructions on how to file a complaint. You can find their Web site at www.sec.gov/investor.shtml. You can get information about mediation from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) by visiting their Web site at www.finra.org or calling their Office of Dispute Resolution at 212-858-4200.

Contact either NASDR or the New York Stock Exchange (at www.nyse.com/home.html) to learn the procedures for filing and pursuing an arbitration claim. You may file your claim with any self-regulatory organization of which the firm is a member, or with an independent arbitration forum, such as the American Arbitration Association, if your customer account agreement allows you to do so. You can find their Web site at www.adr.org.


 

         
   
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