Devin Rajza, Edward Jones - Financial Advisor

08/31/2026

For this post, I actually want to talk about what it is that I do as a financial advisor.

A big part of my job is helping people navigate their finances when life changes.

Maybe you:

• Start a new job and have questions about your new benefits or retirement plan

• Move to a new state and need to reassess your financial situation

• Get married and start combining finances with your spouse

• Have a child and start thinking about saving for their future

• Receive an inheritance and aren’t sure what to do next

• Buy or sell a home

• Start a business

• Find yourself approaching retirement and want to start preparing

• Or simply realize that you’ve accumulated some money but don’t know what to do with it

These situations can create a lot of questions.

My job is to sit down with you, understand what’s happening in your life, what’s important to you, and where you want to go.

From there, I can help you organize the different pieces of your financial life and develop a strategy around your goals.

You don’t need to have all the answers before reaching out.

Sometimes the first step is simply having a conversation and figuring out where to start.

08/04/2026

Yesterday night I was talking to two of my best friends, Joe Lindsay and Pat, and we all decided to challenge each other starting this morning.

Now to set the record, I am NOT an early riser, nor am I a runner. The last time I ran was when I was in college 3 years ago playing D3 college basketball.

But the challenge was simple, wake up at 6:30am and run 1 mile. That’s it. Sounds so easy on paper.

For me, this was out of my comfort zone. I would have slept another hour, probably would not have eaten breakfast or drank water, and definitely would not have ran a mile or worked out before I got my day started.

Instead I did all of those things. I was up at 6am sharp and did what I didn’t really feel like doing.

Yes my mile time wasn’t anything to brag about, but I got up and did it. I feel great, energized, and ready to be productive.

Getting out of your comfort zone is what leads to growth you maybe didn’t know you can achieve. But you don’t know that until you do things you don’t really feel like doing.

I challenge any of my followers to step out of their comfort zone and do something they may not feel like doing, and let me know the results ⬇️

08/01/2026

It’s been a little over a month since my last post.

During that time, a few people actually reached out asking where I’d been.

That meant a lot.

It also reminded me why I started posting in the first place.

Not to go viral.
Not to talk about myself.
Not because I think I have all the answers.

I post because I know there are a lot of people who want to make better financial decisions but don’t know where to start.

If one post helps someone think differently..

Starts a conversation..

Or gives someone the confidence to take that first step..

Then it’s worth it.

Thanks to everyone who’s been following along.

Enjoy your weekend everyone! ⛳️

Working with individuals, families, and businesses to build financial plans and achieve their goals

07/28/2026

It’s been a little over a month since I last posted.

Not because I stopped caring.

Life just got busy.

Work, family, traveling, and everything else that comes with trying to build a career.

I’ve started building my client base, we onboarded 10 new clients over the past 4 weeks.

That’s 10 relationships I get to put my time and effort into to be there with them through the journey of life.

One thing that month reminded me of is that progress isn’t always loud.

Sometimes you’re not posting.
Sometimes you’re not sharing every win.
Sometimes you’re just putting your head down and doing the work.

That’s been me lately.

I’m excited to get back to sharing more consistently. Not because I have all the answers, but because I enjoy having conversations about money, careers, and the lessons I’m learning along the way.

06/22/2026

This weekend I traveled back home to celebrate one of my good friend’s birthdays. 16 of us all out to celebrate together.

We spent the day golfing, catching up, and enjoying the day on the course.

As I’ve gotten older, one thing I’ve realized is how much harder it becomes to get everyone together.

Careers, families, responsibilities, and distance all seem to pull people in different directions.

That’s why I’ve come to appreciate these moments a lot more.

It’s easy to tell yourself you’ll see people next month, next summer, or next year.

But time has a way of moving faster than we think.

A lot of people talk about building wealth so they can enjoy life someday.

I think it’s also important to make sure you’re enjoying parts of life along the way.

This weekend was a good reminder of that.

06/12/2026

I’m up at the Omni Mount Washington in New Hampshire this week for our regional summer meeting, and it got me thinking about something.

In sports, everyone wants to be the player who scores 30 points.

But teams don’t win because of one player.

They win because everyone understands their role and works toward the same goal.

I think relationships work the same way.

A lot of people focus on finding the next prospect.

One person.
One opportunity.
One conversation.

But sometimes the biggest opportunities come from building genuine relationships and becoming part of a team.

One introduction can lead to another.

One conversation can open doors you never expected.

And before you know it, you’re connected to an entire network of people.

Whether it’s sports, business, or life, I’ve found that the best opportunities usually come through people, not cold luck.

That’s why I try to focus less on transactions and more on relationships.

06/04/2026

I'm on vacation this week, but I've still found myself checking in with clients and getting a little work done each day.

Not because I have to.

Because I genuinely enjoy what I do.

Don't get me wrong—I'm enjoying the beach, good food, and time with family.

But one thing I've realized is that when you find a career that's a good fit, work starts to feel different.

It becomes less about watching the clock and more about helping people, solving problems, and continuing to learn.

I'm grateful to be in a position where I can enjoy both.

A little reminder that success isn't always about escaping work—sometimes it's about building a life where work and life fit together in a way that makes sense for you.

05/31/2026

This weekend I traveled to the Outer Banks in North Carolina, but I wanted to post about 529 day yesterday (5/29)

I work with a lot of clients that have children, and one of the biggest things we hope for is that their kids have opportunities.

Opportunities to learn.
To grow.
To pursue the things they’re passionate about.

Yesterday was 529 Day, which serves as a reminder of the importance of planning ahead for future education expenses.

What I find interesting is that most parents don’t start saving because they know every detail of a 529 plan.

They start because they care about giving their children choices down the road.

The amounts don’t have to be huge.

What often matters most is simply getting started and giving time a chance to work in your favor.

Sometimes the biggest financial goals are less about money and more about the opportunities that money can create.

If you want to learn more about 529 plans and having options for your children, reach out to me

05/28/2026

One thing I understand as a younger financial advisor…

Some people may look at me and wonder if I have enough experience to help guide them financially.

And honestly, I get it.

Trust is earned over time, especially when it comes to something as important as money.

But one thing I can promise is this:

I genuinely care about helping people make better decisions for themselves and their families.

I’m constantly learning, constantly improving, and I take the responsibility very seriously.

I may not have 30 years in the industry yet

But I do think there’s value in having someone who is motivated, accessible, and fully invested in helping clients move in the right direction.

At the end of the day, people don’t just want information.

They want someone they can trust to help simplify things and be there for them over time.

05/25/2026

Tonight, the New York Knicks have a chance to do something they haven’t done in 27 years. I was a 1 year old baby when the Knicks last made the NBA Finals.

Basketball will always be the thing I loved most growing up. I picked up a ball when I was 2 years old, played above my grade level throughout my growing days, and ended up fortunate enough to play in college. Now I help coach it at the varsity high school level.

I’ve been a Knicks fan since birth, my dad was a diehard and I was born into it. When I was 1 I didn’t know anything, when I was old enough to realize, the Knicks were the worst team in the NBA.

So many players came through our franchise, so many big names were supposed to sign with us, but never did. We got Melo, never went anywhere. We got Leon Rose as our GM and he turned things around.

Signed Brunson. Traded for KAT. Traded for Mikal. Had heartbreaking losses the last few years but we were right there. Now, a win tonight gives me an opportunity to see my team play in the Finals for the first time in my life. My late father would love to see this, and I’d love to watch with him. That’s what we did together growing up.

Here’s me when I was young at a Knicks game