St. Louis Community Financial Services was established to help investors meet their financial goals through a wide range of services. We do this by offering members an unbiased approach to planning and investing. Our products and services include: Mutual Funds Individual Bonds Variable and Fixed Annuities Life Insurance The Credit Union offers investment services through Linsco/Private Ledger (LPL).* LPL is one of the United States’ largest organizations of independent financial representatives. Formed in 1989, LPL is a leading independent brokerage firm in the nation, encompassing more than 6,500 investment professionals in 50 states. The financial advisors at St. Louis Community Financial Services specialize in helping our members in a variety of areas: Retirement Planning – to design an investment strategy to help you toward your retirement goals College Planning – long-term planning to ensure you’re ready when your children are Annual Portfolio Review – to review your current holdings and help you make any necessary changes or adjustments Long-Term Care – to ensure that you and your heirs are well cared for By providing investment advice and financial services, the financial advisors at St. Louis Community Financial Services have earned our members’ trust and confidence through a variety of market conditions. Click here to learn more. To speak with a financial advisor or to schedule an appointment, call 314-534-7610, ext. 276 or email at brendon.gallagher@stlouiscommunity.com. * The financial consultants available through St. Louis Community Financial Services are registered representatives of and offer securities through Linsco/Private Ledger. A Registered Investment Adviser. Member NASD/SIPC. Linsco/Private Ledger is not an affiliate of St. Louis Community Credit Union, d/b/a St. Louis Community Financial Services. These services are brought to you through an agreement between Linsco/Private Ledger and St. Louis Community Credit Union, d/b/a St. Louis Community Financial Services. The products offered: (1) are not federally insured; (2) are not obligations of the Credit Union; (3) are not guaranteed by the Credit Union or any affiliated entity; and (4) involve investment risks, including the possible loss of principal.