Barry Glassman, CFP®

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Top Wealth Managers – Advisor One

GWS Named to AdvisorOne 2011 Top Wealth Manager List

2011 Top Wealth Managers: State of the Industry By Philip Palaveev and Jonathan McQuaid (excerpt) Defining Excellence is a difficult thing to do. It comes in many forms and is…

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No Snail Mail for Social Security Annual Benefit Statements

 In a cost-cutting effort to save $30 million, the Social Security Administration is suspending delivery of annual benefits statements by mail for this fiscal year which ends in September. Starting next…

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The Yield Drought 2.0

With Ben Bernanke’s announcement yesterday that the Fed intends to keep rates near zero for the next two years, retirees and those who depend on income from their savings remain…

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Advisers deluge investors with advice over debt crisis

Barry speaks with Lauren Young of Reuters about what the debt ceiling dilemma may mean to investors. Read more.          

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Consumers Decide Enough is Enough

Questions about why the recovery is so slow have cropped up lately.  Economists and strategists alike are baffled by the sluggish nature of this recovery, particularly considering our previous experiences…

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Glassman Wealth Makes Top Advisor List

Glassman Wealth Services was named in the top 200 fee-only advisors list nationally by Financial Advisor magazine for 2011.     Criteria includes: Assets under management, growth in assets, assets per…

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US Leading Global Manufacturing

Global manufacturing did not fare quite as well as the US in June.  From Europe to Japan to numerous emerging market economies, manufacturing activity steadily slowed according to several reports…

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Some Economic Improvement

Consumer data entered the fray last week to mixed results.  Personal income was up 0.3% in May, but concerns about the stagnating recovery resulted in no gains to personal spending. …

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A quick guide to the Greek crisis

With Greek debt averaging 30,000 euros in a population of 11.3 million, Greek labor unions calling for massive strikes to protest cuts to wages and pensions, and enough blame going…

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