Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Kathleen Judge

06/02/2026

When retirement is just around the corner, an unexpected event or major expense can be unsettling. The good news is you don’t have to jeopardize your long-term future. The key is understanding the pros and cons of all your options.

Learn the considerations for retirees and pre-retirees to tap taxable investment accounts and retirement accounts for cash shortfalls.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

05/28/2026

If you’re concerned about recent market headlines, you’re not alone. Our Quarterly Market Outlook looks beyond the headlines to explain recent volatility, economic conditions and opportunities that may matter for long-term investors.

As always, I’m here to discuss how this outlook connects with your personal goals.

Our investment strategists provide Edward Jones’ perspective on the economy and the markets, and what it may mean for your portfolio.

05/22/2026

Conflict-driven market swings grab attention, but they rarely change the long-term trajectory. Here’s a clear look at what history has shown time and again.

Staying invested despite geopolitical events can pay off in the long run.

05/21/2026

With Kevin Warsh confirmed as Fed chair, attention is turning to what comes next. We explore what the shift could mean for investors and the fixed-income landscape.

Find out what’s impacting fixed income, including bonds and cash, as well as strategies for disciplined investors to consider.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

04/14/2026

As your finances become more complex, it may help to move from specific financial advice to comprehensive financial planning. It's a process that helps integrate the aspect of your financial life together into one coordinated strategy, detailed in a written plan.

04/06/2026

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...

04/06/2026

The news is out! Edward Jones has been ranked No. 1 by JD Power for Client Satisfaction among Advised Investors. We couldn’t be happier because clients are everything to us. And no two are alike! We enjoy getting to know each one personally so we can provide trusted, tailored advice and wealth management solutions. Reach out if you’d like to get started.

Legal Disclosure: JD Power 2026 U.S. Full Service Investor Satisfaction Study among Wealth Management Firms for Advised Investor Satisfaction, published March 2026, data as of January 2026. Compensation provided for using, not obtaining, the ranking. For JD Power 2026 award information, visit jdpower.com/awards.

03/30/2026

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.

02/23/2026

Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh has suggested reducing the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet—but what could that mean for investors?

Senior Fixed Income Analyst Brian Therien breaks down the potential implications and highlights key considerations investors should keep in mind.

Find out what’s impacting fixed income, including bonds and cash, as well as strategies for disciplined investors to consider.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

02/02/2026

Kevin Warsh — Federal Reserve Board member from 2006-2011 — has been nominated by President Trump to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed Chair. We break down what the news might mean for investors.

Kevin Warsh — Federal Reserve Board member from 2006-2011 — has been nominated by President Trump to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed chair. Warsh likely represents a dovish shift on interest rates versus Chair Powell, though his influence should be tempered by the Fed's design.