It's the fifth acquisition announced by the Newport Beach, Calif., acquirer this year.
The deal brings 350 professionals and $4 billion AUM to the independent broker-dealer.
The firm has brought on California firm Bridge Advisory and Charleston Investment Advisors of South Carolina.
Robert M. Vance sold clients $4.3 million worth of the troubled L bonds, the agency said.
The aggregator plans to acquire Custom Portfolio Group of Englewood.
Donald Trump, however, won the support of 53% of surveyed business owners.
Several brokerage firms have been sued by clients who claim they've been underpaid for parked cash.
David Gentile and Jeffry Schneider were found guilty by a federal jury of defrauding more than 10,000 investors.
Another client has sought a class action suit against LPL, saying he was underpaid for cash sweep accounts.
Prosecutors said Ronald Diaz scammed an elderly client out of $867,000 that was supposed to be used for annuities.