Danny Devincenzo, Financial Advisor at Edward Jones

11/02/2026

The way most people think they spend money and the way they actually spend it can be surprisingly different. You might assume you're only spending a certain amount on dining out or subscriptions, but when you track it, the reality often looks quite different.

That's why the first step in creating a balanced family budget is simply knowing where your money goes each month. Not judging it. Not changing it yet. Just understanding it. Track your income, your essential expenses, your debt payments, and yes, the money you spend on things that make life enjoyable.

Having a clear picture of your spending habits can help you gain more control. And having more control can help reduce financial stress and can help you make better decisions about what matters most to your family.

If you'd like help getting a clear view of your financial situation and creating a plan that works for your family, reach out. We can walk through it together.

These considerations can help you get a handle on how you spend money each month.

11/01/2026

I'm deeply grateful to share that Edward Jones has been recognized as the No.1 Wealth Management Firm for Advised Investor Satisfaction in the JD Power 2026 Canada Investor Satisfaction Study, our 10th award in 14 years! 🏆

What makes this recognition especially meaningful? It came directly from our clients. They rated us highest in:

• Trust
• People
• Products meeting their needs
• Ease of doing business

This demonstrates what I've always believed: When you truly understand what your clients are trying to achieve — their goals, their concerns, their dreams for their family — everything else falls into place.

To my clients: Thank you for your trust. This recognition belongs to you and reflects the relationship we've built together.

If you've been considering personalized financial guidance, let's talk about your future. I'd welcome the opportunity to show you the difference this approach can make.

For JD Power 2026 award information, visit jdpower.com/awards

10/31/2026

The market rotation away from technology continued this week as investors appear to focus on cash flow following mixed results from AI-related companies.

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

10/29/2026

Is tax-loss selling a good strategy for your portfolio? Turn a down year into a smarter tax year by offsetting gains with losses. That way, you can reduce what you owe in taxes. Read more to learn how it works and see if it’s right for you.

Edward Jones, its employees and financial advisors, cannot provide tax or legal ⁠advice.

Tax-loss selling is a strategy that can help you offset capital gains to optimize your tax burden.

10/26/2026

Most people think of budgeting as managing what's happening right now. But a balanced budget can help do something more important. It creates room for your future.

Finding that little "extra" each month can mean a lot as you move toward reaching your long-term financial goals, like retirement. When you free up even small amounts through smarter spending choices, that money can go toward education savings for your children, building an emergency fund, or contributing more to retirement accounts.

This is where budgeting stops being about restriction and becomes about possibility. It's not just tracking expenses. It's making sure your daily financial decisions support the life you want to build over the next 10, 20, or 30 years.

If you'd like to understand how your day-to-day budget connects to your bigger financial picture, let's have a conversation. I can help you see a path from where you are today to where you want to go.

These considerations can help you get a handle on how you spend money each month.

10/24/2026

A sharp rotation in equity markets last week saw investors pull back from AI-related stocks

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

10/23/2026

One of the most common questions about Old Age Security (OAS) is when to start taking it. The standard age is 65, but you can delay until age 70. Each choice affects how much you receive.

Starting at 65 means you begin receiving income earlier. But if you delay, your monthly payments increase by 0.6% for each month you wait, up to a maximum 36% increase at age 70.

So which option is right for you? It depends on several factors unique to your situation. Your current tax rate matters. If you're still working or have other significant income, delaying might make sense. Your total income matters too, because OAS is subject to a clawback if your income exceeds certain thresholds.

If you're approaching 65 and wondering when to start your OAS, reach out. I can help you evaluate your options based on your personal circumstances.

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

10/23/2026

One of the most helpful exercises families can do when budgeting is distinguishing between needs and wants. Your mortgage or rent, groceries, utilities, and transportation costs are essential. They keep your household running.

But wants aren't bad. Dining out, travel, and gifts for family and friends add meaning to life. The key is setting boundaries around them so they don't pull you off course from what's most important to you.

When you prioritize together as a family, you build healthier financial habits. Small adjustments in your discretionary spending can create meaningful savings over time without feeling like deprivation.

If you're looking to align your family's spending with your values and goals, let's talk. We can help you create a budget that reflects what matters most.

These considerations can help you get a handle on how you spend money each month.

06/01/2026

Markets experienced gain in April, bringing new life to diversified portfolios after a volatile first quarter. The broader backdrop has stayed constructive:

• Resilient economic activity in certain sectors
• Rising corporate profits
• Continued opportunity in energy, industrials, and materials for Canadian investors
• Longer-term bonds offering support as yields stabilize

Instead of trying to predict the exact peak of the market, our guidance focuses on a forward-looking approach built around two timelines: a longer-term strategy anchored to your goals, and a shorter-term, opportunistic view for timely adjustments with discipline.

If any of this raises questions, or you'd like to talk through what recent market shifts mean for your portfolio, please reach out. I'm here, and I'm happy to help.

Learn more about your portfolio’s performance, and check out our recommendations for disciplined investors.

05/30/2026

Markets closed last week hopeful that a U.S.–Iran peace deal will finally help unwind the shock to global energy markets seen this year, with equities hitting new record highs and bonds rebounding.

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