Edward Jones: Financial Advisor - Daniel Hair

10/21/2026

This is your reminder to do the financial task you've been putting off.

You know exactly which one I'm talking about.

Go do it!

10/20/2026

There is no magic retirement number.

People often talk about retirement as if it's determined by two numbers: your age and the account balance that means you've "made it."

In reality, retirement is less about finding a number and more about answering a single question:

"Do I have enough money to maintain the lifestyle I want?"

Two people can retire at the same age with the same account balance and have completely different retirements due to differences in spending, goals, income needs, and lifestyle.

The challenge isn't finding a magic retirement number. It's figuring out YOUR retirement number.

10/19/2026

Looking for recommendations on places to fly my drone and capture the leaves changing this fall.

A couple of restrictions due to drone regulations:
- Can't be near an airport
- Can't be in a state park

Ideally somewhere with mountain views and within a reasonable drive of Lancaster.

Where should I check out?

📸: Me, K-M Scout Ranch, Hilger, MT

10/19/2026

Market leadership has shifted in October, with investors rotating from technology and AI-focused stocks toward value-oriented and more defensive sectors amid concerns about rates, debt levels and growth expectations.

Mona Mahajan, Head of Investment Strategy, shares her perspective on what's driving the recent market rotation, why the broader fundamental backdrop remains constructive, and what it could mean for investors in the latest Weekly Market Wrap: https://bit.ly/4icVwDp

10/16/2026

A race isn’t won by the driver alone. It takes a team to reach that checkered flag. The same is true for your financial plan. As the Official Private Wealth Management Partner of the McLaren Racing, Edward Jones is invested in your drive. Contact my office today to plan for the road ahead.

McLaren Racing Limited is not a current client of Edward Jones. McLaren was compensated for this endorsement. For more information, visit edwardjones.com/racing?utm_term=1854078&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_media&utm_content=3351019&c3nid=1854078_facebook_3351019&c3ch=BranchSocialMedia&EID=MDAwMDAwMTk4MDk5MQ%3D%3D.

10/15/2026

Your financial goals are unique — your plan should be too. I can help you create a strategy focused on building, managing and preserving wealth for the future. Reach out to get started.

10/15/2026

Growing your account is only half the challenge.

It's easy to focus only on growth. We all love when "big number go up."

Ultimately, the goal of saving money is to use it for a variety of purposes. That's when the second half of the equation comes in and new questions start to appear.

Am I taking the right level of risk?

How do taxes work?

Which bucket is my money in? Is it in the right one?

How accessible is my money when I need it?

Two people could have the same account balance, but very different outcomes.

The goal isn't just to build wealth. It's to position it for what comes next.

10/14/2026

Financial fraud is becoming more sophisticated, but knowledge remains a strong defense. Learn to recognize common scam tactics and warning signs, and take steps to help protect yourself, your loved ones and the wealth you've worked hard to build. Watch this webinar live on Oct. 21 at 3 p.m. CT or on demand after.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3U1WnP0

10/13/2026

One of the most expensive words in finance:

"Later."

I'll start saving later.

I'll look at that old retirement account later.

I'll get my estate plan in order later.

I'll deal with it later.

The funny thing about "later" is that it usually means we already know something needs attention.

We're just not willing to give it the attention it deserves right now.

By the time we finally get around to it, we're often trying to catch up instead of getting ahead.

Featuring Merry, who believes "later" is an unacceptable answer when he's hungry.

10/13/2026

With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, investors are once again asking what politics may mean for markets and whether the elections have the potential to disrupt this year's positive momentum. Here's what history says – and what's different this time:

With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, investors are once again asking what politics may mean for markets and whether the elections have the potential to disrupt this year's positive momentum. History suggests that elections often create short-term uncertainty, but they have rarely been the pr...