Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Wais Yardam

Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Wais Yardam As a financial advisor at Edward Jones, I help individuals secure their financial future and optimize wealth. I never offer a product.

I work closely with clients to create personalized strategies that meet their unique needs and goals. I’m passionate about working with individuals nearing/transitioning into retirement and educating families on financial literacy, empowering them to make informed decisions. Additionally, I assist in selecting the right life insurance coverage to protect loved ones and preserve financial legacies.

For business owners, I provide tailored solutions that optimize both personal and business finances. Understanding the challenges small business owners face, I offer comprehensive strategies, including cash flow management, tax-efficient investments, and retirement planning. I also help evaluate and secure business insurance to protect against risks and ensure continuity. My goal is to simplify business finances and guide you to financial success as a trusted partner. My credentials include the Canadian Securities Course (CSC), Conduct and Practices Handbook (CPH), Life License Qualification Program (LLQP), and Wealth Management Essentials (WME). I’m also a Qualified Associate Financial Planner (QAFP) student, continually enhancing my skills to better serve clients. Outside of work, I’m passionate about Formula 1 racing, cars, fishing, and golf. These hobbies help me unwind and connect with others who share similar interests. Whether following the latest F1 race, enjoying time on the water, or perfecting my golf swing, these activities keep me energized and balanced. They also provide insights into discipline, strategy, and patience—qualities I apply in my work. My parents are partially responsible for my career choice – I believe that if they had received sound financial advice and professional guidance, their lives would have been much different. Perhaps that's why I am so passionate about helping others prepare for the future. My code of ethics is threefold: I strive to understand each client's unique needs. Instead, I offer solutions tailored to specific needs. I always do what's right for my clients – always. My typical client is between the ages of 35 and 55. These are individuals focused on building their families and their wealth. They are hard-working, professional people who need help in determining how to achieve their long-term goals. When you meet with me for the first time, I want to know about you. I want to understand what you want to accomplish, who are investing for (yourself, your children, your parents, a charity, etc.), where you are now in terms of your finances, and where you want to be in the future. Only then can I create a customized, tailored strategy to help you accomplish those goals. I also value education and work to ensure my clients have a good grasp of what they are investing in and why I believe it is appropriate for their needs and goals. In addition, I partner with my clients over the years to help ensure they remain well-positioned to reach their long-term goals regardless of short-term changes in the market. I invite you to learn more about Edward Jones award-winning client service and how I can help you achieve your financial goals. Please call or drop by my office.

08/13/2026

Building a diversified investment portfolio doesn't have to be complicated.

Instead of researching and selecting individual stocks or bonds, a mutual fund gives you exposure to a broad mix of investments through a single purchase.

Depending on the fund, that can include stocks, bonds, real estate, and other asset classes—all professionally managed with a defined investment objective. As the fund grows and generates income, you share in its performance and can often reinvest distributions automatically.

Looking for a simpler way to diversify your investments? Let’s book an appointment and explore how mutual funds could fit into your portfolio

08/12/2026

Tax season is done. Your returns are filed. Now what?

Tracey McLennan of Edward Jones highlights a common challenge for business owners: tax season often focuses on this year's deductions and results, while the bigger picture can be overlooked.

Now is the best time to sit down with your financial advisor, align your personal and business plans, and ask the bigger questions including who else should be part of that conversation (a spouse, your kids, your senior managers).

Every business owner's situation is different. Your plan should be too.

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08/11/2026

A great financial plan doesn't happen in isolation.

In this clip, Tracey McLennan Edward Jones breaks down why the team you surround yourself with matters so much; a financial advisor, a tax advisor, and a legal advisor, all working in sync.

A key role your financial planner plays is making sure all those pieces connect. Short-term trade-offs. Long-term goals. Freedom, flexibility, legacy, whatever your business is meant to enable.

That's when the real planning begins.

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08/10/2026

Many business owners might feel that their business was supposed to give them freedom.

But when the time comes to slow down or step away, that freedom might not be there.

Tracey McLennan of Edward Jones Canada puts it perfectly in this clip from the Just Good Business podcast. The business and personal plans are running independently when they should be working together toward the same goals.

If that sounds familiar, it's worth a conversation.

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Three major headwinds have eased: Improving confidence in AI demand, lower oil prices, and reduced fears of additional F...
08/08/2026

Three major headwinds have eased: Improving confidence in AI demand, lower oil prices, and reduced fears of additional Fed tightening have helped the S&P 500 break out of its three-month trading range and join the TSX to reach new highs.

How did the markets perform this week? Get the highlights and the latest economic news.

What’s the best type of investment portfolio? It's a trick question—there's no such thing as a one-size-fits-all approac...
08/06/2026

What’s the best type of investment portfolio?

It's a trick question—there's no such thing as a one-size-fits-all approach.

The right investment strategy depends on where you are in life. A portfolio should reflect your financial goals, time horizon, and comfort with risk—all of which evolve over time.

For example, someone just starting their career will likely have different priorities than someone approaching or enjoying retirement. Earlier in life, long-term growth may be the focus. Later on, preserving wealth and generating income may become more important.

As a financial advisor, I often tell my clients: The best portfolio is the one that's built around you.

Do your investments match your life stage? Let's review your portfolio together.

Things you need to consider as you build a portfolio that’s right for you.

The Fed held the fed funds target range unchanged at 3.5%-3.75%, as expected, although three policymakers dissented in f...
08/01/2026

The Fed held the fed funds target range unchanged at 3.5%-3.75%, as expected, although three policymakers dissented in favour of a quarter-point hike.

How did the markets perform this week? Get the highlights and the latest economic news.

07/30/2026

For many families, legacy planning extends beyond the next generation. It’s also about considering how wealth can continue to provide opportunity, protection and purpose for grandchildren.

A cascading life insurance strategy can help transfer wealth across generations in a tax-efficient manner, while preserving flexibility and protection for future family members.

For families focused on creating a lasting legacy, this can be a powerful way to preserve family capital, strengthen generational continuity and align wealth transfer with long-term intentions. The earlier these conversations begin, the more options families may have.

If you're considering how your legacy can support future generations, please book an appointment and we can explore the possibilities.

Edward Jones, its employees and Edward Jones advisors are not estate planners and cannot provide tax or legal advice. Please consult appropriate tax, legal and insurance professionals regarding your circumstances.

Renewed U.S.–Iran tensions are pushing oil back toward $100, reintroducing inflation risk and reopening the debate over ...
07/25/2026

Renewed U.S.–Iran tensions are pushing oil back toward $100, reintroducing inflation risk and reopening the debate over whether the Fed and other central banks may need to respond.

How did the markets perform this week? Get the highlights and the latest economic news.

🏡 The principal residence exemption is one of the most valuable tax benefits available to Canadian homeowners. It allows...
07/23/2026

🏡 The principal residence exemption is one of the most valuable tax benefits available to Canadian homeowners. It allows you to sell your principal residence without paying tax on the increase in its value.

📈 How it works:
When most assets are sold for a profit, a portion of the capital gain is taxable. If your home qualifies as your principal residence, the exemption can shelter that gain.

✅ Why it matters:
When selling your home, the exemption can help preserve more of your wealth, leaving you with more flexibility in your broader financial plan.

Wondering how the principal residence exemption applies to your situation? Let's connect.

Edward Jones, its employees and Edward Jones advisors cannot provide tax or legal advice. Consult qualified tax and legal professionals

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