TriCor Financial, LLC, a licensed Broker-Dealer and member of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and SIPC, with headquarters in Las Vegas, Nevada provides excellent client service by providing its clientele with access to the non-proprietary investment products and services that meet sound financial investment principles through experienced, dedicated associates.

• The TriCor Management Team possesses a cumulative of over 45 years of experience in the banking and finance industry and 85 years within the brokerage industry. The overlaps in experiences and the similarities between those two industries all served to prepare TriCor for your proposed ventures.
• TriCor's employees have "deep-roots" in Las Vegas, Summerlin, Henderson and Southern Nevada. Many of the principals are lifelong or longtime residents of Nevada and are well connected to the community.
• TriCor professionals are experienced in bank programs and are very familiar with the entire bank delivery system. Five of the TriCor financial advisors are registered principals, and all are licensed at the supervisory level.

TriCor, as a member broker-dealer, proudly provides access to a wide range of financial, investment and retirement planning products and services to fulfill your financial and investment needs including: Mutual Funds, Full Service Stock and Bond Trading, Unit Investment Trusts, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITS), Fixed and Variable Annuities, Life Insurance, Managed Investment Programs, Limited Partnerships, CDs and Money Market Accounts, and Retirement Plans and Services.

If you are interested in obtaining a copy of NFS's audited financial statement please call us at (702) 254-1263 or e-mail us at reception@tricorltd.com.

2008 TAX FACTS
AT-A-GLANCE
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Retirement Plans
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