Don Crane is a registered investment advisor at First Command Advisory Services, based in Fort Worth, TX, with 16 years of industry experience. Don operates on a fee-only basis, meaning they do not earn commissions from product sales. Their practice areas include Financial Planning & Coaching, Insurance Planning, Investment Management, Retirement Planning. Their firm serves 113,591 clients with $24B in assets under management.
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First Command offers investment management through its Asset Management Solutions (AMS) program. If you participate in the AMS program, First Command will manage and periodically rebalance your account assets consistent with the asset allocation for your chosen model portfolio. First Command and your Advisor will each share a portion of the wrap fee charged to you for your participation in the AMS program. First Command does not monitor AMS accounts on an individual basis.
Location
1 Firstcomm Plaza, Fort Worth, TX, 76109
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Don works at Home Depot as a plumber, stocking shelves and providing customer service. This takes about 10-20% of his time and is not investment-related.
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Current Registrations
First Command Advisory Services
First Command Brokerage Services, INC.Broker
First Command Brokerage Services, INC.
Previous Registrations
First Command Financial Planning, INC.
J.P. Morgan Securities LLCBroker
J.P. Morgan Securities LLC
Chase Investment Services CORP.Broker
Chase Investment Services CORP.
Chase Investment Services CORP.
Chase Investment Services CORP.Broker
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