Spartanburg, SC Spartan Blvd Office

Phillip Poston is a financial advisor with LPL Financial in Spartanburg, SC, holding a Series 66 designation and over 20 years of industry experience. He previously worked at Cetera and CETERA Advisor Networks LLC and has been involved with Craig, Barry & Poston, P.A. for more than two decades. Outside of his advisory role, he is engaged in tax preparation and accounting services through Craig, Barry & Poston, P.A. LPL Financial is an SEC-registered investment adviser and broker-dealer serving individuals, retirement plans, banks, corporations, and charitable organizations. The firm provides a wide range of advisory programs, financial planning services, and portfolio management options supported by research from multiple sources.

William Granger III is a financial advisor with LPL Financial, holding a Series 66 credential and having 11 years of industry experience. He has previously worked with Cetera Advisor Networks and operated Stravolo Wealth Management. Outside of his advisory roles, he is a business owner of Stabler Family Limited Partnership. LPL Financial is an SEC-registered investment adviser and broker-dealer serving individual and institutional clients through a national network of investment adviser representatives. The firm offers a range of advisory programs, retirement plan consulting, and brokerage services, utilizing model portfolios, third-party subadvisors, and research from LPL Research.

Kathryn Premraj is a CFP® professional affiliated with LPL Financial and holds a Series 63 license. She has seven years of industry experience, including four years at Cetera Advisor Networks and three years at LPL Financial. LPL Financial is an SEC-registered investment adviser and broker-dealer serving individuals, retirement plans, banks, credit unions, corporations, and charitable organizations through a national network of investment adviser representatives. The firm provides a range of advisory programs, financial planning services, and retirement plan consulting with discretionary and non-discretionary management options supported by internal and third-party research.