Joseph A. DeLuca MIM Securites America Inc. Registered Representative

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 As a registered representative with Securities America,  I am dedicated to helping you reach your financial goals.

My clients typically require a wide spectrum of financial planning services, from families to the small-business owner, professional to retiree.

 We specialize in helping our clients manage a wide variety of financial criteria.  I can assist you in designing tax efficient investment strategies in accordance with your risk tolerance and in consultation with your tax planning professional.

Please browse our website to learn more including contact information. With over twenty years experience, my daily goal is to make a difference that you will appreciate.

Thank you for your interest.

Joseph A. DeLuca MIM

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