Ross Thompson - Edward Jones

06/11/2026

We break down the latest Social Security Trustees Report – what's changed and our recommendations around focusing on what you can control.

Social Security 2026 Trustees Report Released

06/04/2026

One of the most frequent conversations I have with families is how to balance education savings with retirement goals. With a clear, structured plan, you don’t have to choose one over the other. Let’s talk about what balance could look like for your family.

05/28/2026

Stay up to date with the latest developments, trends and daily insights on the market.

Stay up to date with latest developments, trends, and daily insights on the market. Get a comprehensive look at market movements, international updates, economic indicators, and our expert's analysis.

05/21/2026

With Kevin Warsh confirmed as Fed chair, attention is turning to what comes next. We explore what the shift could mean for investors and the fixed-income landscape.

Find out what’s impacting fixed income, including bonds and cash, as well as strategies for disciplined investors to consider.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

05/14/2026

As the conflict in the Middle East moves beyond its first month, major U.S. equity indexes have come under pressure. While the duration and ultimate path of geopolitical tensions remain uncertain, history suggests that periods like these can often be short-lived and may provide opportunities.

As the conflict in the Middle East moves beyond its first month, major U.S. equity indexes have come under pressure. The Dow and Nasdaq have entered correction territory, while the S&P 500 has pulled back but has not yet crossed the 10% threshold. Investor attention remains focused on oil prices, as...

05/07/2026

Market conditions can change fast — but your strategy doesn’t have to. Set clear goals, review your progress regularly and keep your portfolio diversified to help you stay on track no matter what the market is doing.

Ready to put these habits into practice? Let's strengthen your long‑term strategy.

Market sentiment, policy backdrop, and geopolitics can change quickly.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

04/30/2026

You’ve planned the “saving” part—now plan the “spending” part. These 10 retirement reminders cover what most people miss, from healthcare to taxes to daily purpose.

From healthcare costs to feeling a lack of purpose, here’s what most people overlook when planning for retirement.

04/23/2026

Edward Jones has been named to the 2026 Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work ®️ list by Great Place To Work ®️ and Fortune ®️ Magazine.

Based on factors such as trust in leadership, opportunities for career development, wellbeing, and overall sense of purpose within the organization – this recognition reflects the firm’s commitment to helping associates grow at every stage of their careers.

It’s a shared approach that reflects the experiences of associates across the firm and the environment they help create every day. One built on support, growth, and a shared commitment to serving clients and communities.

We take pride in the work we do and the people we get to do it with.

Disclosure: 2026 Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For, published April 2026, research by Great Places to Work, data as of July 2025. Compensation provided for using, not obtaining, the rating.

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04/16/2026

If you’re concerned about recent market headlines, you’re not alone. Our Quarterly Market Outlook looks beyond the headlines to explain recent volatility, economic conditions and opportunities that may matter for long-term investors.

As always, I’m here to discuss how this outlook connects with your personal goals.

Our investment strategists provide Edward Jones’ perspective on the economy and the markets, and what it may mean for your portfolio.

04/09/2026

Market volatility is unpleasant. Also fact: The more you know about it, the less unpleasant it can be. Check out these 10 volatility facts to help keep volatility in perspective and your goals within reach.

Volatility is part of the investment experience, but the longer an investor holds stocks, the greater the potential for an overall positive return.