Richard John Martin

Financial Advisor

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Richard Martin is licensed as a financial advisor and is based out of Columbus, OH. Martin works for LPL Financial and has successfully completed the Series 6, 7, 22, 24, 63 and SIE - Securities Industry Essentials Examination.

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j505
February 17, 2016 • @j505

Went to the main office to speak to a financial plainer about my investments. Was referred to Ric Martin at this location. At first he seemed very nice but as we spook and he found out that I didn't have over a million to invest his attitude changed. Ric then acted like he was too good to talk to me any further and said I would have to speak to one of his Jr. investment staff. Long story short. Ric was very arrogant, showy and disrespectful. Too bad though. I took my money elsewhere. Would not recommend!

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