Mark Skolka is a registered investment advisor at Merit Financial Advisors, based in Hershey, PA, with 1 years of industry experience. Mark operates on a fee-only basis, meaning they do not earn commissions from product sales. Their practice areas include Education Planning, Estate Planning, Financial Planning & Coaching, Investment Management, and 2 more. Their firm serves 14,417 clients with $11B in assets under management.
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Merit Financial Group charges an annual investment advisory fee of up to 2.50% of the assets in your account. This fee is negotiable and can depend on the investment advisor representative, the value of your account, the types of assets, the complexity of your portfolio, your financial situation, how actively your portfolio is traded, anticipated future assets, your relationship with the advisor, and any additional services you request. Clients of independent contractor advisors pay an additional platform fee of 0.25% or 0.35% depending on who manages the account.
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11 E. Chocolate Avenue, Suite 201, Hershey, PA, 17033
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Mark is a financial advisor with Merit Financial Group, doing business as Merit Financial Advisors, starting in February 2025, dedicating full-time hours to this role. He is also a registered representative of a broker-dealer (PKS), receiving commission compensation.
Employment History
Current Registrations
Merit Financial Advisors
Purshe Kaplan Sterling InvestmentsBroker
Previous Registrations
Osaic Advisory Services, LLC
Osaic Wealth, INC.Broker
Triad Advisors LLCBroker
State Registrations1 state
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