$200 million Wells Fargo rep switches to LPL

$200 million Wells Fargo rep switches to LPL
Tim Vanderloo is joining Silverleaf Wealth Management, an LPL affiliate in Omaha, Nebraska.
MAR 22, 2021

Tim Vanderloo, who managed $200 million at Wells Fargo Advisors in Omaha, Nebraska, has moved to Silverleaf Wealth Management, an affiliate of LPL Financial.

Working though Silverleaf, Vanderloo will use LPL’s broker-dealer, hybrid registered investment adviser and custodial platforms.

Vanderloo has 21 years of experience, according to his BrokerCheck record, starting at Merrill Lynch in 2000.

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