Andrew Gluck

Background

About Andrew Gluck

Andrew Gluck is a veteran financial reporter. He started by covering crime in Clearwater, FL, from 1980 to mid-1982. Gluck was fired by The Trenton Times in December 1982. From October 1983 to April 1986, Gluck was ghost-writer of a syndicated AICPA newspaper column. He covered Wall Street for The New York Daily News and was a Sunday columnist from April 1986 to April 1991. From 1991, when his daughter was born, to April 1996, Gluck, from his home, wrote long-form financial planning stories monthly for Worth, when Gluck began writing monthly for Dow Jones Investment Advisor and founded Advisor Products Inc, doing business as The Fee-Only Client Newsletter. In 1997, Gluck partnered with Steve Gordonson and they started AdvisorSites, which provides websites, newsletters, videos and social content to hundreds of financial planning and investment firms. In October 2008, Gluck started giving educational webinars, which begat Advisors4Advisors, which provides thought leadership for financial planning professionals in the form of continuing professional education, accredited by CFP Board, IWI, and NASBA 24/7 for $10 a month. In 2019, Gluck founded Advisors4Consumers. Gluck partners with Fritz Meyer, Dr. Craig Israelsen, and Robert Keebler, CPA/PFS, thought leaders in the financial advice profession for three decades. Advisors4Advisors.com (A4A). A4A is a giant study group for financial advisors who practice by using a low-expense core portfolio and adding value with personal financial planning and specialized investment advice. A4A offers unlimited continuing professional education for CFPs, CPAs, CIMAs, ChFCs, CLUs, EAs, and other designations for financial advice professionals 24/7 for $10 a month. More than 1400 advisors are A4A members. The son of Holocaust survivors, Gluck's father was a baker and saw America as a land of opportunity, setting his son on an entrepreneurial path.