Edward Jones-Financial Advisor: Jake Crawford

08/11/2021

Honor your children today, August 11, which is National Son and Daughter Day. Together we can create an education saving strategy to make your child’s future brighter.

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08/08/2021

With the right strategy, you can balance saving for the fun things with your other goals.

Even when you’re saving for retirement and all your other goals, you can put money aside for fun activities – but it will take some planning.

08/06/2021

Everyone can face financial uncertainty. That’s why it’s important to protect your finances and your loved ones with life insurance.

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08/04/2021

Check out these tips to help get your strategy back on track.

If the pandemic derailed your retirement health (or you want to improve your retirement readiness), check out these tips to help get your strategy back on track.

08/02/2021

Increased time at home over the past year taught us that home improvement projects can only keep us busy for so long—and it also changed the way many people think about retirement. Check out these 7 surprising insights to see how your retirement expectations may differ from retirement reality.

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Many Millennials, Gen X’ers, and younger Boomers are surprised by what they learned from living at home for an extended period. Find out how those surprises can shape their retirement perceptions.

07/31/2021

Starting early is an important savings-success strategy. See how Liz managed to grow her 529 plan 40% more than John by starting her child’s plan just 5 years earlier in this hypothetical chart.

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07/29/2021

Life wasn't predictable when you were working full time. That doesn't change in retirement. That's why we believe withdrawal rates (or how much you take from your investments each year) should be modest.

How much you withdraw from your portfolio each year can play a role in how long your money could last.

07/27/2021

What does your personality type say about your financial behavior? Researchers have identified seven money personalities. Here are the pitfalls to avoid and some advice based on your type.

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Want to grow your wealth, have enough money to retire and live a happy life? The first step is to identify and understand your money personality type, says financial psychology expert Ken Honda.

07/25/2021

Still searching for a summer getaway? Here are some financial tips for traveling post-pandemic.

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With the COVID vaccine rollout gaining steam, travel is beginning to seem possible again. While there are still safety precautions to keep in mind, everyone could use a vacation after enduring the …

07/23/2021

What should you look for when selecting a financial advisor?

- The right experience
- A customized financial strategy
- Data-driven decision-making

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07/21/2021

Need help setting and sticking to a budget? Try using a budgeting app. Apps can be helpful tools that keep you on-track with your financial goals and hold you accountable. Learn more about how you can make budgeting apps work for you.

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Making a budget and living that budget are two very different things, and it can often be challenging to stick to a spending plan. According to a National Payroll Week survey, 34% of Americans say it would be very difficult to meet their financial obligations if their paycheck were delayed by a w

07/18/2021

Social Security is the largest share of many Americans’ retirement incomes. Here’s what you need to know to separate myth from fact.

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