Branch offices
1 office
FINRA: Small firm
Data sourced from FINRA BrokerCheck public records. Disclosures reflect reported events, not proven violations. Verify at BrokerCheck ↗
Corporation. 1 branch office, 8 BrokerCheck disclosures.
The verdict
Investmentpost Inc. carries 8 BrokerCheck disclosures across 1 branch office - heavy load for a single-office firm, earning a Grade D.
PlainAdvisorCheck rating 2/5 — an editorial, size-normalized signal, not a regulatory determination. Always verify the underlying record on FINRA BrokerCheck before engaging an advisor.
Branch offices
1 office
FINRA: Small firm
Total disclosures
8 events
On FINRA BrokerCheck
Regulatory events
7 actions
88% of all disclosures
Disclosures per office
8.00 per office
8 ÷ 1 offices
Disclosures per branch office — the firm's disclosure load relative to its operating footprint.
Most multi-office firms sit below ~0.5 disclosures per branch; values above 1.0 are notably high for the footprint.
| Disclosure Type | Count |
|---|---|
| Regulatory Events | 7 |
| Arbitrations | 1 |
| Civil Events | 0 |
| Total | 8 |
Counts reflect events reported on FINRA BrokerCheck. Disclosures are reported events, not proven violations. Verify at BrokerCheck ↗
Investmentpost Inc.'s disclosure record, broken down by category and footprint.
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View on FINRA BrokerCheck ↗Investmentpost Inc. (Corporation, CRD# 32238 · SEC# 46162) operates 1 branch office — a single-office firm (FINRA: small), scope INACTIVE.
BrokerCheck shows 8 disclosures (about 8.00 per branch office): 7 regulatory, 1 arbitration, 0 civil. Letter grade D (2/5 internal scoring). Verify on FINRA BrokerCheck ↗ · how disclosures are interpreted.
Every firm registered with FINRA or the SEC must report regulatory actions, customer complaints, arbitrations, and civil judicial events on its public BrokerCheck and Form ADV records. A disclosure is not automatically a finding of wrongdoing — it can range from a settled customer dispute to a formal regulatory sanction — but a heavy disclosure load relative to a firm's size is a signal worth examining before you hire. Because larger firms naturally accumulate more disclosures across more offices, PlainAdvisorCheck grades each firm against same-size peers rather than on raw counts. Read each disclosure's underlying detail on the official record rather than relying on the headline number alone. Registration itself confirms only that a firm is authorized to do business, not that its compliance history is clean.
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