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06/04/2026

Many retirees look forward to traveling more in retirement — and the most enjoyable trips often start with a plan. Thinking ahead about how you want to travel, budgeting for the unexpected and prioritizing comfort can make a big difference in both cost and enjoyment.

With fewer calendar constraints and greater flexibility, travel may suddenly feel more possible in retirement.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

05/07/2026

Big life changes can bring big financial questions. Marriage, a new child, divorce or the loss of a loved one can all impact your estate plan—and may signal it’s time for a check-in.

Learn which moments matter most and how to help keep your wishes up to date: https://bit.ly/4etmF4J

04/09/2026

If you’re among the tax filers receiving a refund this year, how can you make the most of it? Here are four tips to help get you started.

If you receive a tax refund this year, you can make it work for you — helping build more financial stability and helping you create a more secure future.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

04/09/2026

With tax season upon us, now is a good time to evaluate how your Social Security benefits contribute to your overall tax liability.

An older retired couple reviewing their finances on an ipadwww.edwardjones.com/us-en

04/02/2026

Thinking about your retirement strategy? Roth contributions could be a game changer. They offer tax-free withdrawals, flexibility and even benefits for your heirs. Learn why paying taxes now might make a difference later.

Roth contributions could be one of your smartest retirement moveswww.edwardjones.com/us-en

03/26/2026

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.

12/04/2025

If you earn a certain amount, you may need to pay a Medicare premium surcharge called the income-related monthly adjustment amount, or IRMAA.

Health care will likely be one of your largest expenses in retirement. And if you exceed a certain amount of income, you may be paying a Medicare premium surcharge.www.edwardjones.com/us-en

11/28/2025

With the year almost over, investors may have some trouble reconciling the seeming contradiction between the gloomy news cycle and a solid market.

Senior Economist of Investment Strategy James McCann discusses three explanations and how the economic narrative for 2026 could turn out brighter.

Our Monthly Market Compass helps keep you in the know but also looks ahead to what may be down the road. In this video series, our investment strategists share their thoughts on the latest market and economic developments, and offer investing tips you can use as you work toward your long-term financ...

11/20/2025

The OBBBA’s new Social Security tax deduction is a welcome change for many retirees, but it’s also raising important questions. Here’s a helpful resource to make sense of it all.

Breaking down the impact on your retirement income and planning

11/20/2025

As the year is coming to an end, tick one more thing off your "very important to-do" list by looking at how you're planning your estate. A properly planned estate strategy gives control over how to provide for what you value most, financially and personally, once you are no longer able to do so yourself.

Talk to your attorney and check out our hub to help you get started: https://bit.ly/483Ferd