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Joseph Eassa
THE EDUCATOR'S ADVISOR
BAY SHORE, NY
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CRD#: 8281802
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Joseph EassaTHE EDUCATOR'S ADVISOR
Professional summary
Joseph Eassa is a registered financial advisor currently at THE EDUCATOR'S ADVISOR located in Bay Shore, New York.
Joseph is registered as an IAR (Investment Advisor Representative) and started their career in finance in 2026. Joseph has worked at 1 firm and has passed the Series 65 and SIE exams.
At a Glance
Always Fiduciary
Aliases
None
Other business activities
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Certified licenses
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NoneExperience
Current
August 6, 2026 - Present
THE EDUCATOR'S ADVISOR
RIA
CRD#: 342990
BAY SHORE, NY
State Registrations and Notice Filings
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IAR
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IAR
New York(8/6/2026)
Exams
State Security Law Exam
General Industry/Product Exam
Current Firm
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THE EDUCATOR'S ADVISOR
THE EDUCATOR'S ADVISOR
CRD#: 342990 / SEC#:
New York
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Contact information
Main Address
Bay Shore, NY
Mailing Address
Phone number
(443) 823-5439
Established
Firm type
Fiscal year end
# of Employees
1
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