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Wednesday, October 14, 2026The Morning Brief →Sign in
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LPL adds Seattle's Prince Financial, a $1B team from Northwestern Mutual

The move brings five named partners onto LPL's platforms; financial terms were not disclosed.

By The Moves DeskWednesday, October 14 at 10:13 AM ET

At a glance

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  • LPL Financial announced on Oct. 14 that Prince Financial Services of Seattle has joined its broker-dealer, RIA and custodial platforms, moving from Northwestern Mutual.

  • Prince reports about $1 billion in advisory, brokerage and retirement plan assets, according to the announcement.

  • The announcement did not disclose recruiting terms, the number of client households, or the split across advisory, brokerage and retirement plan assets.

LPL Financial announced on Oct. 14 that Prince Financial Services of Seattle has joined its broker-dealer, RIA and custodial platforms, moving from Northwestern Mutual.

Prince reports about $1 billion in advisory, brokerage and retirement plan assets, according to the announcement.

The team and the platform choice

The firm was founded by Julie Prince and Dave Burnett and is led by five named partners: Prince, Burnett, Cade Mossman, Conner Gehring and David DeYoung. It serves retirees, business owners, high-net-worth families and technology professionals across the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

"We're planners first and foremost," Mossman said in the announcement. He described a process in which every client relationship begins with a comprehensive financial plan that is updated as circumstances change.

The team reviewed a range of independent and broker-dealer platforms before selecting LPL, citing its technology. Prince has joined LPL's broker-dealer, registered investment advisor and custodial platforms together, placing its advisory registration and custody with LPL.

The announcement did not disclose recruiting terms, the number of client households, or the split across advisory, brokerage and retirement plan assets.

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In this storyDave BurnettJulie PrinceConner GehringCade MossmanDavid DeYoungLPL FinancialPrince Financial ServicesNorthwestern Mutual
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