Lindsay Metcalf Rhodes
Professional Summary
Lindsay Metcalf Rhodes, who also goes by Lindsay Jean Metcalf, was a registered financial advisor. Lindsay was registered as an IAR (Investment Advisor Representative) and started their career in finance in 2016. Lindsay had worked at 2 firms.
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Fiduciary Standard
Fee Structure
Account Minimum
Active Clients
Fiduciary Standard
Fee Structure
Account Minimum
Active Clients
Other Aliases
Lindsay Jean Metcalf
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Years of Experience
3 years in the financial services industry
Current & Past Employments
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(6/26/2026)
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