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Yesterday, we talked about how convincing today’s scams have become. Today, one of the exact types of scams we discussed...
10/03/2026

Yesterday, we talked about how convincing today’s scams have become. Today, one of the exact types of scams we discussed is making headlines.

The FBI is warning about criminals impersonating federal law-enforcement officers — including FBI, DEA and Secret Service agents — in an effort to steal victims’ money.

And these calls can look incredibly legitimate.

The caller may use the name of a real agent.

The phone number on your caller ID may appear to belong to a real government agency.

They may know personal information about you. Hackers sell information packets on the dark web for scammers to buy.

In some cases, scammers have even staged video calls with official-looking backgrounds, seals and people dressed to appear like federal agents.

That is exactly why we stressed this point yesterday:

A call can look official and still be a scam.

And please remember this:

A legitimate law-enforcement agency will not tell you to withdraw, transfer or send your money somewhere else so they can “protect it” or “keep it safe” for you.

If someone makes that request, stop. Do not send money. Do not rely on the phone number they give you. Look up the agency’s official number independently and call the agency yourself to verify what is happening.

Thank you again to Detective Theresa Palmer with the Suffolk County Police’s Financial Crimes Unit, Councilwoman Theresa Mari, the residents of Huntington and the Huntington Senior Center for being part of yesterday’s Financial Crimes and Identity Theft Seminar and for helping make conversations like this possible.

Education is one of the best defenses we have against fraud.

We will continue working to educate you, keep you informed and connect you with resources that can help protect you and your family - so you can focus on living your best life.

Please share this with someone you care about. One conversation may prevent someone from becoming the next victim.

Tomorrow’s the day!Identity theft and financial fraud continue to affect individuals and families every day. Tomorrow, I...
10/01/2026

Tomorrow’s the day!

Identity theft and financial fraud continue to affect individuals and families every day. Tomorrow, I’ll be joining Councilwoman Theresa Mari and members of the Suffolk County Police Department Financial Crimes Unit for an important educational discussion on how to better protect yourself, your family, and your finances.

We’ll talk about current scams, how criminals are targeting people, warning signs to watch for, and practical steps you can take to reduce your risk.

📅 Friday, October 2nd
⏰ 1:45–3:00 PM
📍 Cinema Arts Centre – 423 Park Avenue, Huntington

There’s still time to join us. Bring a friend, a family member, or someone you care about. A little knowledge today can prevent a lot of headaches tomorrow.

Registration information is on the flyer. Hope to see you there!

What if we replaced a few expectations with appreciation?I heard a thought a while ago that has stuck with me:A lot of o...
09/25/2026

What if we replaced a few expectations with appreciation?

I heard a thought a while ago that has stuck with me:

A lot of our frustration comes from the gap between what we expected to happen and what actually happened.

We expect the meeting to go a certain way.
We expect someone to call us back.
We expect our kids to listen.
We expect people to recognize our effort.
We expect the week to follow the plan we had for it on Monday morning.

And then life does what life does.

But something interesting happens when you replace expectation with appreciation.

Instead of focusing on the person who didn’t call, you notice the person who always does.

Instead of thinking about what went wrong this week, you remember what went right.

Instead of wondering who noticed what you did, you become grateful that you had the opportunity to do it.

That doesn’t mean we lower our standards or stop trying to make things better.

It just means we don’t let what we thought should happen keep us from appreciating what actually did.

So before this week ends, maybe ask yourself:

What happened this week that I’m grateful for that I almost overlooked?

Chances are, there’s more than one.

Have a great weekend.

Scammers are becoming more sophisticated every day. That's why I'm excited to partner again with the Town of Huntington,...
09/23/2026

Scammers are becoming more sophisticated every day. That's why I'm excited to partner again with the Town of Huntington, Councilwoman Theresa Mari, and the Suffolk County Police Department Financial Crimes Unit to help our community stay informed and protected.

Join us October 2nd at the Cinema Arts Centre for this free educational seminar on identity theft and financial fraud.

Please feel free to share with family and friends.

CD yields have jumped - and there may be opportunities beyond the advertised rates.In addition to newly issued CDs, the ...
09/23/2026

CD yields have jumped - and there may be opportunities beyond the advertised rates.

In addition to newly issued CDs, the secondary market can sometimes offer attractive yields that are higher than comparable new issues, depending on market price and availability. If you're looking for competitive income while keeping FDIC insurance limits in mind, it may be worth taking a closer look.

Feel free to contact our office at 631.754.8441 to discuss available options.

Sometimes the unexpected good is something small.A while back, I shared a story about someone who received a handwritten...
09/23/2026

Sometimes the unexpected good is something small.

A while back, I shared a story about someone who received a handwritten thank-you note at exactly the right time.

To the person who wrote it, it may have seemed like a simple gesture.

To the person who received it, it meant much more. It restored a little confidence, renewed a sense of purpose, and reminded them that what they were doing mattered.

I think about stories like that often.

We spend a lot of time hoping something good happens to us.

But here’s another thought:

Maybe this week, we can be the unexpectedly good thing that happens to someone else.

Send the text.
Write the note.
Make the introduction.
Give the compliment.
Thank someone who probably doesn’t hear it enough.

You never really know what someone is carrying—or how much one small act of kindness might mean.

So yes… I hope something unexpectedly good happens to you this week.

And I hope you make something unexpectedly good happen for someone else, too.

Have a great week!

Thank You for an Incredible 12th Huntington Travis Manion Foundation 9/11 Heroes Run on this 25th Anniversary of that fa...
09/14/2026

Thank You for an Incredible 12th Huntington Travis Manion Foundation 9/11 Heroes Run on this 25th Anniversary of that fateful day. 🇺🇸

We had an exceptionally beautiful day and turnout. The day was reminiscent of how beautiful it was on September 11th, 2001 before our world changed forever.

Events like this don’t happen because of one person or one organization. They happen because a community comes together — early in the morning, behind the scenes, along the course, and at the starting line — with a shared purpose.

A huge thank you to all of our volunteers who showed up at the crack of dawn to help us set up and make sure the run was safe, organized, and meaningful for everyone who participated. Your time, energy, and commitment made the day possible.

A special thank you to the young people who helped remind us why carrying this tradition forward matters so much. Olivia Voight gave us a beautiful rendition of our National Anthem, and Jack Felton played a moving rendition of Taps as we read the final name among the 43 people from Huntington we remember and honor.

That moment captured what this day is really about.

This is how we have chosen to honor the promise we made: to never forget.

Thank you as well to the businesses and organizations whose generosity helped make the day possible: Kitchen Kabaret for its generous food donation, Southdown Coffee, Southdown Market, United Rentals, Monster Beverage Company, and CVS Health, this year’s national presenting sponsor.

And finally, thank you to every runner, walker, family member, volunteer, first responder, veteran, supporter, and member of our community who showed up. I believe this was our largest crowd ever.

We hope to see you again next year as we continue this tradition, remember those we lost, honor those who serve, and teach the next generation what those two words truly mean.

Never Forget. 🇺🇸

Earlier this year, we partnered with the Suffolk County Police Department for an educational seminar on identity theft a...
08/23/2026

Earlier this year, we partnered with the Suffolk County Police Department for an educational seminar on identity theft and financial crimes. The turnout and response were tremendous — and we heard from a number of people who wished they had been able to attend.

So we’re doing it again — this time with a bigger venue and an even greater opportunity to reach our community.

I’m very excited to partner with the Town of Huntington and our good friend Councilwoman Theresa Mari for another important conversation about protecting yourself and the people you care about from identity theft, scams and financial fraud.

Joining us will be Det. Theresa Palmer and Det. Sgt. Tom Gabriele of the Suffolk County Police Department Financial Crimes Unit, who will share what they are seeing firsthand and some of the ways criminals are targeting individuals, families and older adults.

We’ll discuss:

• Current identity theft and financial crime trends
• How today’s scams work — and the warning signs to watch for
• Practical steps to help protect your identity, accounts and assets
• How law enforcement and financial professionals can work together to help prevent and respond to fraud

📅 Friday, October 2, 2026
⏰ 1:45 PM – 3:00 PM
📍 Cinema Arts Centre, 423 Park Avenue, Huntington

If you attended our February program, we’d love to have you join us again. And if you missed the first one, this is your opportunity.

Identity theft and financial fraud continue to evolve, and education is one of the best tools we have to stay a step ahead.

Please feel free to share this invitation with family, friends and anyone in our community who might benefit.

Registration information is on the flyer, or call 631-351-3173.

Looking forward to seeing you on October 2nd.

Managing wealth isn't just complex, it's deeply personal. That's why who you work with matters. At Edward Jones, every r...
08/15/2026

Managing wealth isn't just complex, it's deeply personal. That's why who you work with matters. At Edward Jones, every relationship starts with a personalized approach. We take the time to understand each client's unique goals, values and circumstances — delivering tailored strategies, not one-size-fits-all solutions.

🇺🇸 Happy 250th Birthday, America! 🇺🇸I was told to “raise my visibility.”Let’s just say… I may have taken that a little t...
07/02/2026

🇺🇸 Happy 250th Birthday, America! 🇺🇸

I was told to “raise my visibility.”

Let’s just say… I may have taken that a little too literally. 😄

As we celebrate 250 years of freedom, I’m reminded that one of America’s greatest strengths has always been the opportunity to dream big, work hard, and build a better future for ourselves and our families.

That’s exactly why I love what I do.

Every day, I have the privilege of helping individuals and families plan for retirement, prepare for life’s milestones, protect what matters most, and work toward the future they’ve envisioned.

No, I don’t recommend climbing to the top of buildings…

But I do recommend having a financial strategy that gives you the confidence to enjoy life’s adventures.

Here’s to 250 years of independence, opportunity, and the freedom to pursue your dreams.

Happy Birthday, America! 🇺🇸

— Rob Madden
Financial Advisor | Edward Jones

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