Edward Jones- Financial Advisor: Julie Nachtigal

06/06/2026

We’re proud to share that Edward Jones has once again been recognized as a 2026 Fortune 500 company for the 14th consecutive year, ranking among the largest companies in the U.S.

This recognition reflects the continued growth of our firm, the trust our clients place in us, and the dedication of colleagues across the organization who continue to move our business forward every day.

Growth at this scale is built over time, through strong relationships, long-term commitment, and the collective work of our financial advisors, branch teams, and home office associates, whose commitment to our clients and communities drive our success every day.

We’re proud of what we’ve built together, and even more proud of the people behind it.

Disclosure: 2013-2026 Fortune 500, published May - June each year, data as of December of prior year. Compensation provided for using, not obtaining, the rating.

06/04/2026

Caring for an aging loved one can mean juggling doctor visits, navigating paperwork and adapting to evolving financial needs. But you don’t have to manage it on your own. I can help you plan for the long term so you feel confident in the decisions you’re making. If this sounds helpful, I’d would be happy to walk through your options.

06/03/2026

Edward Jones’ new research with Gallup shows something powerful: Only 16% of Americans are financially fulfilled, meaning their finances support the life they want. But financial wellbeing isn’t defined by income or net worth alone. It’s driven by confidence, alignment with personal values and a sense of security and direction.

If this is something you’d be interested in, let’s connect. I’m here to help you make your money work for you.

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

06/02/2026

A recent Edward Jones report found nearly 1 in 4 millennials say they’re not on track to achieve financial fulfillment. But fulfillment isn’t just about saving more — it’s about having the freedom to enjoy life, spend time with loved ones and reduce money-related stress. Learn why building your financial future starts with aligning money to what matters most.

Nearly 25% of millennials say they’re not on track to achieve financial fulfillment — higher than both Generation X and baby boomers, according to Edward Jones’ Pulse of North America report.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

06/01/2026

As investors look beyond Middle East tensions, U.S. economic fundamentals are coming into sharper focus, driven by an accelerating AI investment and robust corporate profit growth, reinforcing the constructive case for equities. However, elevated inflation may keep rate cuts off the table and limit near-term progress in bond markets.

Senior Economist James McCann explains what this could mean for investors in our Weekly Market Wrap.

https://bit.ly/4us0Oz7

05/29/2026

Conflict-driven market swings grab attention, but they rarely change the long-term trajectory. Here’s a clear look at what history has shown time and again.

Staying invested despite geopolitical events can pay off in the long run.

05/26/2026

Bond yields have moved back toward multi-year highs, raising important questions about whether equities can sustain their recent momentum. Senior Global Investment Strategist Angelo Kourkafas provides insights into why yields are rising, why today’s inflation backdrop differs from 2022, and what higher rates may mean for portfolios in the latest Weekly Market Wrap.

https://bit.ly/4u2eQXV

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor the men and women who laid down their lives in service to our country.

05/23/2026

Financial fulfillment begins with understanding your full picture. When your everyday money and long‑term goals are viewed side by side, it can bring greater clarity. That perspective can make it easier to decide what comes next — on your own terms.

All your finances viewed in one place with Edward Jones®️ Everyday Solutions Checking and Credit Cards powered by U.S. Bank®️.

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05/21/2026

High‑intensity sales roles often demand relentless travel, long hours, and constant availability. It’s no surprise that many top performers are seeking more flexibility—without losing meaningful work.

Advisors transitioning from sales value having control over their schedule, fewer reactive cycles, and more time to focus on client relationships—not constant hustle.

If you’re looking for a career that gives you space to breathe while still challenging you, this might be the right move.