Wharton Financial Services (WFS)
Covering the Delaware Valley and Beyond
Stuart Cameron
Branch Manager
5010 Canby Drive
Wilmington DE 19808-1102
Tel: 302-239-2111
Fax: 302-239-4358
whartonfs@walnutstreet.com
www.wfsadvisors.com
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November 2008 - WFS Monthly Newsletter


We are offering a free no obligation statement review to clients, their friends and family.  If you have investment accounts elsewhere, let us have a copy of your statement(s) and we will provide a free report.  We will examine the account to determine whether there is more investment risk than necessary to reach your goals.  We will determine how much you are paying in fees, expenses and commissions.  We will assess whether your current asset mix is suitable to your goals.  Furthermore, we will perform this service at no cost or obligation to you.


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Stuart F Cameron, Branch Manager,Registered Principal, Investment Advisor Representative & Financial Planner
Securities and Investment Advisory Services offered by registered representatives & investment advisor representatives, respectively, of Walnut Street Securities, Inc. (WSS), a Registered Investment Advisor. (Member FINRA, SIPC) 13045 Tesson Ferry Road; St. Louis, MO 63128. Wharton Financial Services is not a subsidiary or control affiliate of WSS.  Forefield, Inc. is not affiliated with Walnut Street Securities.  Representatives of Walnut Street Securities do not provide tax or legal advice. To obtain such guidance, please consult your personal tax or legal advisor.  This brochure is for informational purposes only. Clients should not rely on information as personalized investment advice.  A Forefield Inc publication.    

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