Edward Jones Financial Advisor- Malorie Griffith

08/18/2026

Guess what.........
My office is now located in Jackson County (my home). I am so excited to be housed on the beautiful Scottsboro downtown square! My office-mates, Rebecca and Becca, are still there and have welcomed me in with open arms. WE are stronger together and offering more to our clients than ever before!

08/11/2026

🏈 Football season is approaching, and one thing is true both on the field and in life: success starts with having the right team around you.

The best teams don't rely on talent alone. They depend on preparation, strategy, trust, and having the right people in their corner when the pressure is on.

Your financial future is no different.

At Edward Jones, we're helping raise the standard in financial advising by building relationships that go beyond investments. We take time to understand what matters most to you, helping create personalized strategies that keep you moving toward your goals through every season of life.

So here's my question:

❓ If your financial game plan were put to the test today, would you feel confident in the team behind it?

Whether you're preparing for retirement, building wealth, protecting your family, thinking about exiting your business or simply trying to make sense of today's financial landscape, having the right advisor in your corner can make all the difference.

Championships aren't won by accident. They're built with a great game plan and the right people beside you.

Oh yea...............War Eagle! 🦅

🏈🦅💙🧡

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08/04/2026

Poverty is not an easy thing to talk about, but it is something we need to talk about.

Jackson County is such a beautiful place. From the Tennessee River, to the caves, to the mountains, to the fall colors around Scottsboro, we are blessed to live in a place that feels truly special.

But behind that beauty, many families in our community are struggling.

I keep asking myself: how do we help? How do we make a difference that actually lasts?

I believe it starts with education.

Financial education should not begin and end with one class in high school. It should start when children are young and continue throughout their school years. If students hear these lessons year after year, they become familiar. They become normal. They become tools they can actually use.

Many families who live in poverty are stuck in a generational cycle. One generation teaches the next what they know, and sometimes no one has ever been given the information or resources to do things differently.

“You don’t know what you don’t know.”

That is why I am passionate about helping get financial education into our schools. I have been working with the Jackson County school system to share the complimentary lessons and teacher resources available through Edward Jones.

It may not fix everything overnight, but it is a start.

And sometimes a start is exactly what a community needs.

Let’s teach children about money early. Let’s support our teachers. Let’s help parents. Let’s give our kids the knowledge and confidence to build a stronger future.

Jackson County is worth investing in. Our children are worth investing in.

07/31/2026

Studying for my CEPA exam has me thinking about every business owner who has spent years building something valuable.

The question is:

Is your business just successful, or is it ready for what comes next?

401(k) strategy. Employee retention. Wealth planning. Exit planning. Value growth.

Because when it is time to sell, transition, or step into the next phase, you do not want to wonder if you left money on the table.

You built it.

Now let’s optimize it.

07/29/2026

This view near our cabin made me think about business (who am I kidding, I always think of business).

At first glance, the water is flowing beautifully. But underneath, there are rocks, curves, and obstacles shaping the direction and speed of the current.

Successful businesses are often the same way.

From the outside, things may look strong: revenue is coming in, the company is growing, and wealth is being created.

But beneath the surface, there may be opportunities to improve tax efficiency, cash flow, succession planning, retirement strategy, risk management, and how business wealth connects to personal wealth.

So here is a question worth asking:

Is your business just successful, or is it truly optimized?

If you are a business owner who has built something meaningful, I would love to help you take a closer look at the full picture.

07/23/2026

Serving on the Jackson County United Givers Fund Board has given me a greater appreciation for the impact local nonprofits and community partners have on the lives of our neighbors. I've gained valuable insight into where financial support is needed most, as well as the growing need for financial education to help individuals and families build a stronger future.

I'm grateful for the opportunity to serve and be part of an organization that makes a meaningful difference across Jackson County.

And exciting things are ahead! The UGF is planning a community event that residents from all cities in Jackson County will not want to miss. Stay tuned for more details!

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07/16/2026

A business owner once told me, “My business is my retirement plan.”

And honestly, I understand why so many owners feel that way.

You spend years building the company, taking care of customers, leading employees, solving problems, and putting everyone else first.

But here is the question many business owners do not stop to ask:

Is your business truly preparing you for the future you want?

If you have several employees but do not offer a retirement plan, such as a 401(k), you may be missing an important opportunity — not only for your team, but for yourself as the owner.

A retirement plan can help you reward and retain valuable employees, strengthen your benefits package, and create additional planning opportunities for your own long-term wealth.

But the bigger picture matters most.

At Edward Jones, we help business owners look at how everything connects — your business, personal wealth, retirement goals, employee benefits, tax considerations, and future plans to sell or pass down the business.

Because one day, you may want options.

To sell.
To transition.
To pass it down.
To step away with confidence.

The decisions you make today could have a major impact on the future wealth you create for yourself, your family, and your employees.

Your business has taken care of many people.

Now it may be time to make sure it is taking care of your future, too.

If you own a business with employees and do not currently offer a retirement plan, this may be a conversation worth having.

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07/14/2026

This past weekend, my family and I had the opportunity to attend our Edward Jones Summer Regional, and it reminded me once again how thankful I am to be part of this firm.

I was surrounded by advisors who are not only ridiculously intelligent, but who genuinely care — about their clients, their teams, their communities, and each other.

That is what makes Edward Jones so special.

We are a partnership built on collaboration, support, and doing what is right for the families and business owners we serve. The information, strategies, and resources shared this weekend will help us continue taking our work to the next level for our clients.

I left feeling energized, grateful, and excited for what is ahead.

Edward Jones continues to invest in quality tools, planning resources, and solutions that allow us to serve clients in an even more meaningful way. For the individuals, families, and business owners I work with, that means more thoughtful planning, stronger conversations, and a clearer path toward their goals.

Most of all, I am thankful Edward Jones gave me a chance.

The culture here is something truly special, and I am proud to be part of a firm that cares so deeply about its clients and its people.

The future is bright, and I am excited for what is next.

07/06/2026

This 4th of July was one I'll always appreciate.
Spending time with family (my husband has not spent a 4th of July with us in 13 years due to being away at work) and friends reminded me of how blessed I am and how fortunate we are to live in a nation founded on the ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
As I reflected on our country's history and all that our nation has accomplished, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the opportunities we have and the freedoms that so many have sacrificed to protect. Nearly 250 years ago, our founders took a courageous step that forever changed the course of history, creating a place where people could dream big, work hard, and build a better future for themselves and their families.
This weekend wasn't just about fireworks and celebration. It was about appreciating the people around me, making memories with those I love, and recognizing the countless blessings we often take for granted.
Feeling thankful for family, grateful for friends, and proud to be an American. 🇺🇸
Here's to freedom, opportunity, and the continued pursuit of happiness.