Lila Day - Financial Advisor - Edward Jones

10/16/2026

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

10/15/2026

What might investors make of the Federal Reserve's first rate hike since 2023?

Our Principal, Head of Investment Strategy Mona Mahajan breaks down the key takeaways from the September meeting, including the path for future rates, the inflation outlook and what continued economic resilience could mean for markets.

10/14/2026

💍 Congratulations! You’ve booked the venue, chosen the dress, and picked the flowers.

But have you talked about your financial goals yet?

With engagement parties, fittings, and seating charts, it’s easy for financial conversations to fall to the bottom of the list. And that’s completely understandable, wedding planning is exciting.

Still, money is one of those topics that can quietly shape a relationship over time. Starting the conversation early can help you build clarity, confidence, and a strong foundation together.

Because planning for your future is just as important as planning for the big day.

👉 I can help guide these conversations and support you as you start this next chapter — together.

It's important to discuss your finances and long-term goals with your significant other.

10/13/2026

Navigating finances after major life transitions doesn't have to feel uncertain.

Natalia's story in our Edward Jones Client Stories series shows the power of having a trusted advisor who understands your goals and is there to support you through every stage of life.

I'm here to help you create tailored plans that give you confidence through life’s curveballs, cannonballs and windfalls. Let's connect.

10/12/2026

This year, we're grateful for our clients and the trust they place in us to make their financial goals a reality. Every milestone celebrated is a reason to give thanks. Wishing you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving.

10/08/2026

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.

10/07/2026

Old Age Security (OAS) doesn't exist in isolation. It interacts with all your other retirement income sources, and understanding these interactions helps you make smarter decisions about your overall retirement strategy.

Here's what to know: OAS benefits may be reduced if your income exceeds certain thresholds. This is called the OAS recovery tax or clawback. For every dollar you earn above the threshold, you lose 15 cents of your OAS benefit.

This means the way you manage your pension income, RRSP/RRIF withdrawals, investment income, and even part-time work can all affect how much OAS you actually keep. Some retirees are surprised to discover that a larger RRIF withdrawal or investment gain pushes them into clawback territory.

Planning your withdrawals, pensions, and savings together helps optimize your retirement income mix. When you coordinate all your income sources strategically, you can often keep more of what you've earned.

If you want to understand how your OAS will work alongside your other retirement income, let's have a conversation. I can help you see the full picture and make decisions that work together.

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