Edward Jones Financial Advisor: Christine Church, CFP

05/15/2026

Offering and maintaining a quality retirement plan is an important responsibility. You have options to help your employees save for retirement, while lowering taxes.

Let's create a strategy customized to the needs of you, your business and employees.

Learn how Edward Jones can help you create a quality retirement plan for your workplace, to build financial security for your business and employees.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

05/13/2026

Emotions and investing usually don’t mix well. Fear, excitement and panic often push investors to buy high, sell low or abandon their strategy altogether.

Before reacting to the latest headline, pause and reconnect with your long term goals. Your retirement, your family’s future and your legacy may depend on it.

Too often, our emotions can be a barrier to our investment success. In these situations, it’s important to take a timeout and remember why you’re investing.

05/11/2026

Market volatility is unpleasant. Also fact: The more you know about it, the less unpleasant it can be. Check out these 10 volatility facts to help keep volatility in perspective and your goals within reach.

Volatility is part of the investment experience, but the longer an investor holds stocks, the greater the potential for an overall positive return.

04/15/2026

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

04/14/2026

Geopolitical uncertainty and oil supply risks pressured markets and lifted inflation concerns. While short-term volatility has increased, long-term return potential remains supportive. For investors, moments like these can be an opportunity to revisit goals, rebalance and put cash to work during pullbacks. Portfolio Strategist Tom Larm breaks it down in this month’s portfolio brief.

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04/13/2026

Market conditions can change fast — but your strategy doesn’t have to. Set clear goals, review your progress regularly and keep your portfolio diversified to help you stay on track no matter what the market is doing.

Ready to put these habits into practice? Let's strengthen your long‑term strategy.

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04/05/2026

Your retirement strategy may be more vulnerable than you realize, no matter your life stage. Learn how to prepare for unexpected expenses, market volatility and long‑term risks.

Did you know your retirement strategy could be at risk regardless of your life stage? In fact, many of the risks you face earlier in life don’t go away — they change or new ones surface.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

04/04/2026

Markets remain reactive as the Middle East conflict enters Week 5. Our Principal, Head of Policy, Regulatory and Government Relations Andy Blocker covers key timing shifts, upcoming inflection points, and what continued volatility could mean for investors.

04/03/2026

You’ve planned the “saving” part—now plan the “spending” part. These 10 retirement reminders cover what most people miss, from healthcare to taxes to daily purpose.

From healthcare costs to feeling a lack of purpose, here’s what most people overlook when planning for retirement.

04/02/2026

As the conflict in the Middle East moves beyond its first month, major U.S. equity indexes have come under pressure. While the duration and ultimate path of geopolitical tensions remain uncertain, history suggests that periods like these can often be short-lived and may provide opportunities.

As the conflict in the Middle East moves beyond its first month, major U.S. equity indexes have come under pressure. The Dow and Nasdaq have entered correction territory, while the S&P 500 has pulled back but has not yet crossed the 10% threshold. Investor attention remains focused on oil prices, as...