Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Mark Buski

06/23/2026

U.S. citizen living in Canada? If you’re considering opening a Tax-Free Savings Account, keep in mind: it may not be tax-free for you.

While TFSAs offer tax-free growth for Canadian residents, U.S. tax law does not recognize them as tax-advantaged accounts. Earnings may be taxable on your U.S. return, and depending on structure, some TFSAs can be classified as foreign trusts, triggering complex annual reporting requirements and potential penalties for non-compliance.

What appears straightforward in Canada becomes complicated when cross-border tax rules apply. Account selection decisions require understanding both jurisdictions' treatment before opening.

I work alongside your qualified tax or legal professional to help you evaluate savings account options that work within both tax systems.

Edward Jones, its employees and Edward Jones advisors are not estate planners and cannot provide tax or legal advice.

Living in Canada as a U.S. citizen or Green Card holder? Discover the tax challenges you need to know when dealing with two tax systems.

06/21/2026

Today, on National Indigenous Peoples Day, we honor and celebrate the diverse cultures, languages, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.

Like the related Indigenous philosophy that encourages individuals consider the impact of their decisions seven generations into the future, our purpose-driven firm strives to create positive generational impact.

This day reminds us of the importance of meaningful reconciliation. It's about listening to stories, respecting traditions, and supporting Indigenous communities in building prosperous futures on their own terms.

06/20/2026

The Fed held the fed funds target range steady at 3.5%-3.75% and removed the previously projected 2026 rate cut from the dot plot, as expected.

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

06/17/2026

Old Age Security, or OAS, is an important part of retirement income for many Canadians, but how and when you receive it can vary.

Your eligibility is based on residency, not work history. Payment amounts can change over time and may be affected by when you start and how OAS fits with your other income sources.

Understanding these details can help you make more informed retirement decisions.

You asked – we answered! Here are the top 10 questions about Old Age Security (OAS)

06/15/2026

Investing in Canada as a U.S. citizen? Some Canadian investments may come with unexpected U.S. tax consequences.

Many Canadian-domiciled funds are classified as PFICs (Passive Foreign Investment Companies) under U.S. tax rules, creating complex reporting requirements and potentially unfavorable tax consequences.

I can work alongside your qualified tax or legal professional to help you select investments that align with both tax systems. Reach out to discuss your investment strategy.

Edward Jones, its employees and Edward Jones advisors are not estate planners and cannot provide tax or legal advice.

Living in Canada as a U.S. citizen or Green Card holder? Discover the tax challenges you need to know when dealing with two tax systems.

06/13/2026

Tech is cooling, not breaking: The recent pullback in semiconductors reflects profit-taking after a “too far, too fast” rally, with improving breadth signaling a healthier market backdrop.

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

06/11/2026

A cohabitation agreement is a smart first step, but it's really just the beginning of your financial journey together. The conversations you have while creating the agreement often reveal bigger opportunities for financial planning.

When you take time to discuss finances honestly and set clear expectations, you're not just protecting yourself legally. You're building a stronger foundation for your relationship.

This is where working with a financial advisor can help. We can show you how the agreements you make today connect to the goals you have for the next 5, 10, or 20 years. Whether that's building wealth, planning for a family, saving for retirement, or buying a home together, your financial strategy should evolve as your relationship does.

Financial planning isn't just about managing what you have. It's about creating room for what you want to build together.

If you're starting a life together and want guidance on building a financial plan that supports your shared future, reach out. I'm here to help you see the bigger picture.

Edward Jones financial advisors are not lawyers and cannot provide legal advice. A cohabitation agreement is a legally binding document that should be created with the assistance of a qualified lawyer or legal professional. We can help you understand how your financial decisions today connect to your long-term goals and work alongside your legal advisor to support your overall financial strategy.

Do you need a cohabitation agreement? And if so, what should it include? Before we answer those questions, let's first ask, what is a cohabitation agreement?

06/09/2026

Ottawa's proposed national sovereign wealth fund, the Canada Strong Fund, is generating a lot of headlines. Before drawing any conclusions, it's worth pausing on what we actually know, and what we don't.

The details that matter most to investors are still undefined. Governance structures, safeguards against political influence, liquidity terms, lockup periods and realistic risk and return expectations have not been established. The fund's focus on areas where private capital hasn't stepped in suggests these investments may carry meaningful risk. And unlike Norway's sovereign wealth fund, which invests globally and excludes direct retail participation, the Canada Strong Fund would invest domestically and include a retail investor component. That's a significant distinction.

A strong financial plan doesn't react to headlines. It's built on quality investments, diversification and a long-term perspective grounded in your goals, your timeline and your comfort with risk. Those principles don't change because of a political announcement.

If you'd like to talk through what this means for your plan, reach out and let's talk.

Learn about what Canada's proposed Sovereign Wealth Fund means for your financial plan.

06/06/2026

Last week's blowout U.S. payroll report underlined the improvement in the U.S. labour market this year, with hiring accelerating and broadening across sectors, signaling a more durable foundation for growth. Canadian employment data were also surprisingly strong, reversing some of the weakness in hiring this year.

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

06/03/2026

Facing an unexpected job transition? You don't have to navigate it alone.

The financial adjustments following a layoff can feel overwhelming. Important steps to consider:

• File for Employment Insurance quickly; the process takes time
• Review your severance and benefits coverage timeline
• Understand your retirement account options (Group RRSP, DPSP, pension plans)
• Adjust your budget while exploring other income sources

There's no one-size-fits-all approach to managing life's transitions. Whether you're evaluating insurance options, deciding what to do with retirement savings, or prioritizing your next steps, having a trusted advisor who understands your complete financial picture makes all the difference.

Reach out and let's discuss your options.

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