Matthew Ask
Financial advisor at LPL Financial
Based in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, Matthew Ask is a fiduciary financial advisor with 22 years of industry experience. Matthew has been with LPL Financial since 2025; before that, Matthew spent nine years at Raymond James Financial Services Advisors and two years at Edward Jones. LPL Financial offers financial planning, investment management, and educational workshops and is paid through a percentage of assets, hourly fees, and flat fees.
One of 21 advisors with offices in Detroit Lakes, and one of 18 fiduciaries.
At a glance
Services through LPL Financial
Specialties, designations like CFP®, and languages spoken appear here when advisors claim their profiles.
Licenses
Exams passed, from the official record. Tap a license to see what it allows.
Career
- Nov 2025 – nowLPL Financial LLCCurrent firm
- 2016 – 2025
- 2014 – 2016Edward JonesPreviously
- Jul 2008 – Nov 2008Ameriprise Financial Services, LLCPreviously
- Aug 2007 – Jul 2008Valic Financial Advisors, Inc.Previously
- Jul 2006 – Jul 2007Wells Fargo Investments, LLCPreviously
- Apr 2004 – Apr 2005MerrillPreviously
Questions to ask Matthew
Tailored to Matthew’s registration and firm.
- At a firm this size, will I work with you directly or with a service team?
- What does a financial plan with you include, and how often is it updated?
- Where would my money be held, and will I get statements directly from that firm?
- What would I pay in total each year, in dollars, including fund and trading costs?
My notes and scorecard
About Matthew
How do I contact Matthew?
Call LPL Financial at 704-733-3300 and ask for Matthew Ask. Matthew works from the Detroit Lakes, MN office.
How long has Matthew been a financial advisor?
Matthew has been in the industry since 2004, about 22 years. More experience than 67% of advisors in Minnesota.
What licenses does Matthew hold?
Series 66. Tap any license on this page to see what it allows.
Is Matthew a fiduciary?
Matthew is registered as an investment advisor representative, which carries a fiduciary duty when giving investment advice.
How is Matthew paid?
LPL Financial reports being paid by a percentage of the assets they manage, hourly fees, flat or fixed fees. Ask Matthew for your total yearly cost in dollars.
Official record as of October 3, 2026.
This profile is for information only and is not financial advice or a recommendation.