Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Daniel Whitener

06/17/2026

The majority of Americans are either conflicted or stressed about their finances, but it doesn’t have to be that way. When your finances reflect what matters most to you, everything feels a little more in sync.

That’s why confidence is just as important as the numbers. If you’ve been wanting more clarity, let’s talk.

Source: Gallup & Edward Jones, "Money and Meaning: Understanding Financial Fulfillment," 2026.

06/16/2026

Se acerca la fecha límite de la FAFSA del 30 de junio y queremos que aproveches al máximo las oportunidades de financiamiento universitario. Repasa qué opciones están disponibles para ti, qué tipo de costos inesperados debes considerar y cuánto debes reservar para los ahorros universitarios.

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The June 30 FAFSA deadline is coming up and we want you make the most of college funding opportunities. Brush up on what options are available to you, what sort of unexpected costs to consider and how much you should put aside for college savings.

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06/15/2026

As the market navigates a tech rotation and highly anticipated public offerings, investors are seeing a shift toward broader market participation. Angelo Kourkafas, Senior Global Investment Strategist, explains how this could impact investors in our Weekly Market Wrap.

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06/15/2026

Scam artists have been known to impersonate loved ones, tricking older adults into providing personal information that can convince them the call is legitimate. Never give sensitive information (like your social security number or credit card number) over the phone, especially if you can't verify the caller. Learn more about grandparent scams: https://bit.ly/4enXHlo

06/13/2026

Some scammers use social media or dating websites to start a relationship with the intended victim in order to ask the victim to send money, usually in the form of gift cards, prepaid money cards or even cash so that it can't be traced. Learn more about romance scams: https://bit.ly/4emAujJ

06/11/2026

Thieves want you to act without giving you time to think. If you’re feeling pressured, stop and consider the situation. If an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4aKXPdN

06/11/2026

The idea of winning millions in a lottery or sweepstakes can be exciting. But, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Legitimate lotteries and sweepstakes never ask for money upfront in exchange for a prize.

06/09/2026

Long-distance relationships are becoming more commonplace in today's technologically advanced world. However, be wary of sending money, especially if you've never met in person. A scammer can prey on your emotional state and take advantage of your trust, generosity and goodwill.

06/09/2026

Inheritance or lottery scams try to get the victim to send money in order to receive the funds. However, you should never need to send money to receive legitimate winnings. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4fBa3ZW

06/09/2026

More than half of Americans feel financially conflicted. But those who feel financially fulfilled? They’re healthier, more connected and more in control of their future.

That’s the difference a thoughtful plan can make. Let’s talk about what a customized plan could look like for you.

Source: Gallup & Edward Jones - Money and Meaning: Understanding Financial Fulfillment, 2026.