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Saline & Associates, LLC is please to congratulate Janet Scott on the birth of her granddaughter, Alisa Marie Scott. She was born on Feb. 6,  19 inches and 7.34 lbs.
 

To see more news, including Carol and Tim's grandaughters, Coriel Rose and Morgan Ruby, go to the Client Center.

 

Saline & Associates, LLC is please to welcome our new Office Manager, Lynda Radano. Please visit the associates page for more information on Lynda.

 

  The most Fabulous Party of the Year

 Client Appreciation 2007. Pictues are Here

 Did you miss it? Pictues are here  
 
 

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The Pension Protection ACT of 2006

 

NEXT wins B/D of the Year for "an unprecedented sixth straight year!"  Click here to read Investment Advisor Magazine's annoucement.

NEXT Financial voted Broker/Dealer of the Year for 6 Straight years
 

Award-Winning NEXT Welcomes Mr. JEFFREY SALINE to the NEXT Financial Group, Inc. Board of Directors- read more

!!SIZZLING!!  GATT Rates  !!SIZZLING!! Click here

2006 Client Appreciation Pictures - Click here

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