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Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Maikou Vu

Financial Advisor, Edward Jones I Supporting women, small business owners, and families in making confident financial decisions

10/28/2026

3️⃣ reasons people choose to work with me:

1. Connection
I believe financial advising starts with a relationship. I want to know your story, your family, your goals, and what you hope your money can make possible. From there, I can help you build a storing financial team!

2. Confidence
Money can carry a lot of emotion. My hope is that when you sit across from me, you feel like you have someone in your corner—someone who will listen, explain, and walk alongside you through the big decisions and the uncertain ones.

3. Clarity.
As life and wealth become more complex, it can be hard to know what comes next. I help connect the dots between your investments, taxes, estate planning, retirement, and the people you trust—so you can see the bigger picture.

I became a financial advisor because I believe money is not the goal. A meaningful life is.

And for me, this work is about helping women, families, and business owners feel more confident about the role their money can play in that life.

If you’re looking for a financial advisor who will listen first, connect the dots, and walk alongside you, I’d love to connect. 💛 Message me!

10/26/2026

Being a parent to a four-year-old has reminded me just how early the foundation for our children’s future really begins.

At four, my son is already learning how to solve problems, communicate, make decisions, and understand the world around him. It’s also made me think about how important it is that we start conversations about financial education, confidence, leadership, and opportunity as early as possible.

We don’t have to wait until our kids are adults to teach them about money, responsibility, or what’s possible for their lives.

That’s why I’m grateful for programs like Hmong Early Childhood Coalition that create opportunities for young people to learn, grow, and see themselves as capable of so much more.

I’m honored to contribute to this work—as a parent, financial advisor and community member.

Because when we invest in our children early, we’re not just preparing them for their future.

We’re shaping the future of our entire community. 💛

10/24/2026

You’ve been doing everything you were told to do.

You’ve worked hard.
You’ve saved money.
You’ve contributed to your retirement accounts.

But as retirement gets closer, you may be asking yourself:

“Is what I’m doing actually enough?”

Retirement isn’t just about putting money away and hoping it will be there someday.

It takes strategy, intention, and planning.

Because a retirement plan shouldn’t just answer, “How much will I have?”

It should answer:

“How can I use what I’ve built to live the life that matters most to me?”

If you’ve worked hard to build wealth, your next step shouldn’t be simply saving more.

It should be making sure your money has a purpose. 💛

Stress test your retirement plan and get a second opinion on your retirement investment to feel confident you’re on track! We’re here to help.

📲651-395-7108
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10/22/2026

Have you ever made a financial decision because someone you trust said, “This is what I would do”?

Maybe it was your parent.
A friend who’s really good with money.
A relative who sells life insurance.
Or a coworker who has been successful with their own investments.

And, because you trust them, you trust their advice.

👉 If so, here’s something worth asking yourself: “Are they licensed to be looking at YOUR entire financial picture—or just the part they know or maybe none of it?” 👈

Your parents may understand you well—they raised you.

Your friend may be financially savvy because he grew up with financial literate parents.

Your life insurance relative may understand only life protection.

Your coworker who makes the same pay may have made great investment decisions for themselves.

But, understand this—You are simply not them! 💛 Their advice may be coming from a good place, but it is coming from where they’re at, not necessarily meeting you where you are at.

That’s why personalized financial advice matters.

You deserve someone who takes the time to understand YOUR whole picture and build around YOUR life. ✨

That’s where working with a financial advisor can make a difference.

Are you ready to have a conversation?

📲 Schedule your complimentary conversation today.

10/20/2026

📋 Tax Season Financial Planning Checklist

Here are a few topics families may want to discuss with their financial and tax professionals:

☐ Income changes
Did your income, employment, business, or family circumstances change?

☐ Retirement savings
What retirement accounts are you contributing to, and how do they fit into your overall financial picture?

☐ Investment activity
Did you have capital gains, losses, dividends, or other investment income?

☐ Roth conversions
Is this something worth discussing with your financial and tax professionals based on your circumstances?

☐ Charitable giving
If philanthropy is important to your family, are there tax considerations worth discussing?

☐ Education savings
How are you approaching saving for your children’s or grandchildren’s education?

☐ Estate planning
Have there been changes in your family or finances that may warrant a conversation about your estate plan and beneficiaries?

☐ Looking ahead
What financial decisions or planning conversations may be worth having before the next tax season?

Tax preparation looks at what happened. Financial planning can help you think about what comes next. 💛

Tax professionals and financial professionals can help you understand the different pieces, however we are not licensed to give tax advice.

10/16/2026

I recently led a workshop on financial wellness, and one thing I wanted people to walk away knowing is this:

You can learn this.

Understanding money is a skill—just like learning how to drive, cook, read, or write.

You don’t have to know everything about investing, retirement, taxes, or building wealth.

Financial knowledge is a skill that can be learned.

Sometimes, we just need someone to break it down, make it less intimidating, and help us reframe how we think about money. And, that’s what I do!

Financial confidence starts with understanding. You just have to be willing to ask questions and learn.

Because when you understand your money, you can make decisions with more confidence—and ultimately use your money in a way that creates your best life!

Financial confidence starts with believing: “I can learn this.” 💛

I’m excited for this month and next month’s educational seminars!

10/14/2026

I was at dinner with a few folks I just met. Someone asked me, “Maikou, why would I need a financial advisor if I can do my own investments?” 💬

It’s a fair question. They all were genuinely curious.

Anyone absolutely can manage your own investments, but investing is only one part of your financial life.

Some of the bigger questions I ask are:

✨ How much should I invest?
✨ How much risk should I take?
✨ Am I saving enough for retirement?
✨ How will I turn my investments into income later?
✨ What about taxes, insurance, Social Security, or estate planning?
✨ What happens when life doesn’t go according to plan?

Some of the roles I play for others are:

✔️ Educator
✔️ Strategist
✔️ Accountability Partner
✔️ Calm in the Storm
✔️ Advocate

You may be perfectly capable of buying and managing investments.

The value of an advisor is having someone who can step back with you, see the whole picture, help you understand your options, and make sure your financial decisions are working together toward the life you want.

And, that’s why women, small business owners and families who’s looking for more than investment advice works with me. 💛

10/12/2026

“I don’t want to be sold something.” 🏃🏻‍♀️💨

I experienced this myself at an event. I leaned over, wanted to ask someone a question about how she was doing, and before I could even get into the conversation, she said:

“I don’t have any money, so don’t ask me to invest with you.”

It caught me by surprised. I started wondering…

How many of us have created a story about what happens when we talk to someone, let alone a financial advisor?

Maybe you’ve thought:

“She’s just going to tell me I need a new investment.”

“She’s going to try to move my money.”

“She’s going to make me feel like I’m not doing enough.”

“She’s going to sell me a product I don’t need.”

And, maybe that story came from a past experience? Maybe it came from watching someone you trust have a bad experience? Or maybe it’s simply a way of protecting yourself?

That’s understandable.

Like you, I worked hard to build what I have, scarcity can make us want to protect it at all costs.

But, protecting your money doesn’t have to mean avoiding the conversation.

Sometimes, the most valuable thing you can gain from a financial conversation is clarity. 💛

Clarity about what you have.
Clarity about what you need.
Clarity about what’s working.
Clarity about what might need attention.

That’s a conversation I’m comfortable having.

My approach is focused on education, personalized strategies and long term relationships. We discuss your options, plan for the worse and expect the best!

Have you ever avoided a conversation because you were worried you’d be sold to?

Drop a 💛 if this resonates!

10/10/2026

My heart is so full after being part of EmpowerUsis, a program powered by Push for Prosperity, whose mission is to support women in thriving. ✨

I’m incredibly grateful to have been part of the panel and to have the opportunity to share a piece of my own journey — from spending 10 years as a nurse to pivoting into a career as a financial advisor.

My transition was sparked by a deeper calling to serve my community in a different way.

I shared how I’ve seen our communities operate from a place of financial scarcity — where financial decisions are often shaped by survival, uncertainty, and limited access to knowledge and resources. And that’s a big part of why I do the work I do today.

I believe financial empowerment is about creating options, building confidence, breaking cycles, and giving women the opportunity to make decisions from a place of possibility rather than fear.

Supporting women as they grow, thrive, and create the lives they envision is work that means so much to me.

My heart is full. 💛

10/08/2026

I’m a Financial Nurse! 💛

Becoming a financial advisor wasn’t about leaving one passion behind.

It was about continuing the journey.

My nursing career taught me so much about people. I learned the importance of listening, building trust, asking the right questions, and being there for someone during vulnerable moments in their life.

When I transitioned into financial advising, I realized those same values continue to guide me—just for a different need of our community.

Today, I get to help people think about their futures, care for the people they love, build confidence around their finances, and make decisions that support the life they want to live. ✨

I love that my work allows me to create a safe space in my community for people to share their stories and grow.

It’s so meaningful—sitting across from someone, learning what matters most to them, and helping them connect their financial decisions to those bigger dreams.

I’m grateful that my journey has given me the opportunity to serve my community in two very different fields—and that both have shaped the advisor and person I am today.

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Roseville, MN
55113

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Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

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