Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Mandie VanBuren

09/17/2026

Many people assume financial confidence comes with age. In my experience, it's not quite that simple.

New research from Edward Jones and Gallup shows that people across generations share concerns about their financial future. Younger adults are often working to build wealth, while older adults are focused on making their savings last. But both are looking for greater peace of mind about what's ahead.

That's one reason I enjoy helping clients create personalized strategies that align with their goals and priorities, both today and as their needs evolve over time.

Read more from Gallup: https://bit.ly/4yJzsqD



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

Older adults are much more confident than younger adults in managing their current finances. Confidence in managing future finances, however, differs less by age.

09/10/2026

I'm encouraged to see that Gen Z is already thinking about building long-term financial security. Yet research shows many young adults still haven't taken the first step by participating in a workplace retirement plan.

As a financial advisor, I know that getting started can often be the hardest part of saving and investing. Having access to the right resources, education and guidance can help individuals build healthy financial habits and greater confidence in their future.

That's why I find it so rewarding to help people make progress toward their goals, so they can feel more confident about their future.

Read the full Fortune commentary to learn more. https://bit.ly/4r6bwuZ



Source: Edward Jones & Morning Consult, 2025; Edward Jones & Gallup, 2026.

08/19/2026

This scam often involves an attorney searching for a beneficiary for his or her deceased client. Keep in mind that you should never pay money in order to get money. If you believe an offer is legitimate, discuss it with a family member or trusted friend to gain an outside perspective.

08/18/2026

Can a six-figure income still leave you feeling financially lost?

Our research with Gallup — recently featured in Fortune — found that among Americans earning more than $135,000, nearly 70% still struggle to feel financially fulfilled. Even more striking: 1 in 5 high earners report experiencing significant financial stress.

As a financial advisor, this doesn't surprise me. Income alone doesn't create confidence. What can make a difference is having a clear plan, knowing what matters most to you, and feeling genuinely in control of your financial future.
If any of this resonates, I'd love to start a conversation.

Read the full feature in Fortune: https://bit.ly/4qx5fs0


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

Seven in 10 Americans on six-figure salaries aren’t financially fulfilled—even wealthy Gen Zers.

08/17/2026

Scam artists have been known to impersonate loved ones, tricking older adults into providing financial information or sending money to an unknown account. Always ask questions that only your loved one can answer or call your family member back at a number that you know to be legitimate.

08/15/2026

Do you know how to protect yourself from a cyberattack? To help spread awareness of these increasingly frequent attacks, I'll be posting some common types of financial scams as well as tips for how to avoid becoming a target for fraud in the coming days and weeks. Click this link to learn more: https://bit.ly/4xJabfG

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.

07/21/2026

If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing “fine,” but still a little uneasy about the future, you’re not alone.

A recent Wall Street Journal article shared findings from our research with Gallup showing that 51% of Americans are living in this “financial middle,” feeling steady for now, but aware how quickly things could shift.

What I find encouraging is that people who feel financially fulfilled are 4.3x more likely to have a financial advisor. Because having someone to help you think through decisions and build a plan can bring a lot more clarity and confidence.

Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/4fr6pQG

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

06/24/2026

Even though 32% of Americans experience are financially stressed and money is a constant source of pressure, 73% are using the internet as a source of financial advice, and largely managing their finances alone. This is where a financial advisor can make a difference. Research shows that financially fulfilled adults are 4.3x more likely to work with a financial advisor compared to financially stressed adults.

If financial stress is something you’re dealing with on your own, you don’t have to. Let’s talk through where you are and where you want to go.

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

06/17/2026

The majority of Americans are either conflicted or stressed about their finances, but it doesn’t have to be that way. When your finances reflect what matters most to you, everything feels a little more in sync.

That’s why confidence is just as important as the numbers. If you’ve been wanting more clarity, let’s talk.

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